Shanghai Aluminium limit down
Shanghai aluminium fell by 4 percent limit on Tuesday as worries about slow demand overcame support from a soft dollar and plans to boost China’s economy. For full story, click here
Shanghai aluminium fell by 4 percent limit on Tuesday as worries about slow demand overcame support from a soft dollar and plans to boost China’s economy. For full story, click here
Three-month aluminium dipped to $1,755 a tonne from $1,803. For full story, click here
Aluminium currently at $1,820 per tonne on LME, have fallen just 22% since the first week of January ’08. For full story, click here
Nalco, India’s biggest state-run producer of the metal, rose 6.2 per cent to Rs 188.10. For full story, click here
Aluminum for delivery in three months rose $1 to $1,811 a metric tonne on the London Metal Exchange (LME). Aluminum earlier dropped $15.25. For full story, click here
Aluminium prices hit 3-year low of at $1,911 per tonne intra-day on the LME. This should have a negative effect on leading domestic non-ferrous players like Hindalco Industries. For full story, click here
Among the LME-traded metals, aluminum added 0.2 percent to $1,804.25 a ton. Aluminum for immediate delivery traded between 13,100 yuan to 13,140 yuan a ton at Changjiang, Shanghai’s biggest cash market. For full story, click here
Aluminium prices matched a three-year low and copper shed nearly 4 percent as hefty builds in warehouse stocks reinforced concerns about weaker demand, particularly from the auto industry. For full story, click here
State-run National Aluminium Co Ltd (NALCO) has cut its aluminium price by 4,000 rupees ($79.4) per tonne effective Thursday, its chairman said. For full story, click here
The LME-traded metals, aluminum was down 1.1 percent at $1,765.25 a ton. For full story, click here
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