Aluminium prices concluded the session with a 1.51% increase, reaching Rs 355.85, bolstered by diminishing exchange inventories and apprehensions regarding potential supply disruptions. LME aluminium inventories decreased to 254,900 tonnes, marking the lowest level this century, while stocks on the Shanghai Futures Exchange saw a reduction of 13,000 tonnes last week. Supply concerns intensified following Read More
Aluminium prices experienced a decline of 0.44%, settling at Rs 393, as traders engaged in profit-taking after recent gains. Nonetheless, persistent supply concerns continued to underpin support for the market. Global aluminium sentiment continued to be bolstered by a reduction in physical availability, as LME aluminium inventories decreased to 335,450 tonnes, marking their lowest point Read More
Aluminium prices concluded the trading session down by 1.73% at Rs 378.85, reflecting a trend of profit booking as high prices started to indicate a potential reduction in demand within China. Market sentiment deteriorated following a 3.3% rise in aluminium inventories within warehouses tracked by the Shanghai Futures Exchange compared to the prior week, suggesting Read More
