Cracks in the supply chain? US delisting Chinese stocks could open new doors for aluminium businesses elsewhere
The latest shot fired in the ongoing US-China economic standoff could have far-reaching implications for the global aluminium industry. Speaking in no uncertain terms, Scott Bessent, an economic advisor to former President Donald Trump, stated that “all options are on the table,” including the delisting of Chinese companies from American stock exchanges. While the statement is loaded with geopolitical overtones, its economic reverberations are particularly significant for the global commodities market — aluminium being one of the most affected.
This development comes at a time when global markets are already battling fragile supply chains, and it could become a turning point for Indian and other non-Chinese aluminium producers.
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