Aluminium rebounds after hitting 7-month low on Wednesday

Leading the pack on the London Metal Exchange was three-month aluminium, which jumped 2.3 percent to close at $1,832 a tonne, rebounding after hitting its weakest in seven months on Wednesday. "The price slide (in aluminium) is beginning to appear excessive, meaning that we may well see a noticeable counter movement in the near future," Commerzbank said in a note. At its lows on Wednesday, aluminium had shed 15 percent since late November as investors worried about smelters restarting capacity they had shut down.
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