China Automobile Sales Declines Can Influence Aluminium
On a cumulative basis, sales of automobiles in Jan-Oct 2011 were up by 3.1% from Jan-Oct 2010. Sales of passenger cars climbed by 5.8% in Jan-Oct 2011 while Commercial vehicles declined by 5.2% from a year earlier.
MCX Aluminium is unchanged on Monday trading at Rs. 106.9 per kg. LME Aluminium had a decent outing last week and ended at 1.3%. The markets are capped at $ 2000-2100 per ton on the upside. Although the fall in Chinese numbers is more seasonal but the end user demand for the month of November will be the key for the metal. One has already seen a fall in China Aluminium imports compared to exports on a yearly basis. A rise is indicative of inventories moving out of the warehouses for exports rather than demand based buying.
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