Aluminum prices rose 0.42% to settle at 253.45, supported by renewed confidence in China’s policy measures aimed at bolstering key industries such as machinery, automobiles, and electrical appliances—all major consumers of aluminum. This optimism helped offset the impact of softer short-term demand. Data from the International Aluminum Institute showed global primary aluminum output increased 0.9%…
Aluminium prices rose by 0.36% to close at 249.05, supported by expectations of tighter supply from China and stronger European demand. The market saw mild short covering despite mixed fundamentals. Shanghai Exchange aluminium stocks rose by 9.1%, indicating sluggish factory activity in China. China’s June aluminium production dipped 3.23% month-on-month but was up 3.4% year-on-year…
Aluminium futures closed slightly higher at 248.95 due to supply risks in the raw material market and optimism about stable manufacturing demand. Guinea’s fragile situation, where disagreements between the Guinean government and Emirates Global Aluminium threaten to disrupt mining licenses, has limited exports and caused China’s bauxite imports to fall 21%. Total inventories across LME…
Aluminium prices fell -0.34% to ₹261.55, largely due to improved raw material availability. This helped ease supply shortages caused by disruptions in the previous year. China’s record production of 44 million tonnes in 2024 was curbed, with exports from China falling after tax incentives were removed, with more aluminium being sent to domestic markets and…
