Aluminium sinks to one-month lows ahead of China data

"The market is looking for direction and probably the most likely source of that is Chinese data," said Caroline Bain, senior commodities economist at Capital Economics in London. "We've had quite a bit of stimulus already and it hasn't yet been reflected in any sort of rebound in activity. We're going to need some improvement in data before we have any rebound in prices," she added.
Aluminium dropped 1.1 percent to $1,549 a tonne in official rings, also hitting the lowest in a month.
"Aluminum remains stuck in a classic bear market with the whole range of commodity assets near or at multi-year lows," observed the analyst.
($1 = 6.3680 Chinese yuan renminbi)
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