Aluminium concluded the trading session with a 0.62% increase, reaching Rs 324.95. This rise was bolstered by a reduction in inventories on both the Shanghai Futures Exchange and the London Metal Exchange. However, the potential for increasing global supply served to limit further gains. Inventories at the Shanghai Futures Exchange decreased by 11% compared to Read More
As easing Strait of Hormuz passage restrictions restored connectivity for Gulf smelters and eased worries about regional supply disruptions, aluminium finished 2.05% down at Rs. 324.8, down Rs. 6.8. Expectations of heightened production from Indonesia and a surge in Chinese exports exerted additional pressure on prices, despite the ongoing decline in visible inventories that offered Read More
Aluminium settled 0.25% higher at Rs 347.60, buoyed by declining inventories and anticipations of additional policy support from China. However, the gains were constrained by rising oil prices, renewed inflation concerns, and expectations of increased interest rates. Aluminium stocks at three major Japanese ports decreased by 8.8% month-on-month, reaching 201,000 tonnes at the end of Read More
Aluminium prices experienced a decline of 1.07%, concluding at Rs 329.35, as the alleviation of geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran mitigated worries regarding potential supply disruptions from the Middle East. Market sentiment improved following the agreement between both countries to resume discussions regarding the Strait of Hormuz in Qatar, which alleviated concerns about 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 experienced a modest increase in the previous session, closing 0.11% higher at Rs 330.6, bolstered by rising supply concerns associated with intensifying geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Production disruptions have contributed to a bullish sentiment, as Qatalum and Aluminium Bahrain announced force majeure on shipments, heightening concerns over a tighter global supply. Read More
Aluminium experienced a decline of 1.27%, closing at Rs 303.8, following reports suggesting that U.S. President Donald Trump might reduce specific tariffs on steel and aluminium products. The news impacted sentiment, although losses were mitigated by supply-side concerns. South32 has announced that its Mozal smelter in Mozambique will enter a phase of care and maintenance, Read More
