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Aluminium Up After Two Days of Decline
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After declining for two straight days, LME Aluminium forwards are trading up $ 2051 per tonne from $ 2040 per tonne at Tuesday's settlement. The markets have come off their highs but still managing to stay in green on the back of bargain buying. LME Aluminium declined from $ 2116 per tonne levels on 11 January 2013. London Metal Exchange Aluminium gained by 2% in 2012 to $ 2071 per tonne though rise was lower compared to other peers.
Mining giant ALCOA has estimated a growth of 7% for Aluminium in the year 2013. The company in its guidance report has mentioned that China will be leading the growth of Aluminium consumption in the world. Overall, BRICS countries that are acronym of (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) is expected to do well as well as North America.
RUSAL expects that the global Aluminium consumption will be 50.8 million tonnes in 2013 and will be growing at a CAGR of 7%. This is higher than the consumption growth forecast of 47.3 million tonnes in 2012.
Indian Aluminium futures for January expiry was under pressure on Wednesday on account of shifting of positions to far month contract eyeing the expiry of front month on 31 Jan 2013. MCX Aluminium was trading at Rs 111 per kg, down 0.18%.
Mining giant ALCOA has estimated a growth of 7% for Aluminium in the year 2013. The company in its guidance report has mentioned that China will be leading the growth of Aluminium consumption in the world. Overall, BRICS countries that are acronym of (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) is expected to do well as well as North America.
RUSAL expects that the global Aluminium consumption will be 50.8 million tonnes in 2013 and will be growing at a CAGR of 7%. This is higher than the consumption growth forecast of 47.3 million tonnes in 2012.
Indian Aluminium futures for January expiry was under pressure on Wednesday on account of shifting of positions to far month contract eyeing the expiry of front month on 31 Jan 2013. MCX Aluminium was trading at Rs 111 per kg, down 0.18%.
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