Aluminum alloy & Scrap market Recent Both alloy and scrap continue to be tight
10/21/2020 13:31
Domestic aluminum alloy manufacturers continue to produce at full capacity, supported by the steady production of automobiles. However, as mentioned before, this varies depending on the car manufacturers. Toyota, the largest manufacturer is outstandingly strong, and other manufacturers are doing well. Nissan, Honda, and Mitsubishi are still recovering. Nissan's
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