The London Metal Exchange (LME) aluminium price showed a sharp increase, reflecting the on-going fluctuations within the market.
Both the LME cash bid and offer rose by USD 37 per tonne or 1.33 per cent, and each settled down at USD 2,817 per tonne and USD 2,818 per tonne, respectively.
The 3-month bid and offer also showed a similar uptick when each rose by USD 30 per tonne and USD 29.5 per tonne, or 1.1 per cent, to reach USD 2,812 per tonne and USD 2,812.5 per tonne on Wednesday, October 22.
For the forward contract, the LME December 26 bid and offer were whopped by USD 17 per tonne or 0.6 per cent, gaining ground at USD 2,832 per tonne and USD 2,837 per tonne.
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The LME aluminium three-month Asian Reference Price also inched up by USD 26 per tonne or 0.93 per cent to advance at USD 2,807 per tonne.
On the inventory front, opening stock and cancelled warrants were reduced by 1,600 tonnes or 0.33 per cent and finally, they are at 482,525 tonnes and 76,875 tonnes. Live warrant represented no change from the previous day's close.
The LME alumina Platts price crawled down by USD 0.36 per tonne or 0.11 per cent to be at USD 317.82 per tonne.
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