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LME aluminium price graph showed a stronger trend on June 12, with cash, three-month and forward contracts all moving higher compared with the previous trading session, while stocks continued to fall.
{alcircleadd}The LME aluminium cash bid price rose to USD 3,535 per tonne on June 12 from USD 3,498 per tonne on June 11, an increase of 1.06 per cent.
The cash offer price also gained 1.07 per cent, climbing to USD 3,536 per tonne from USD 3,498.50 per tonne.
In the three-month market, the bid price increased to USD 3,531 per tonne, up 1.03 per cent from USD 3,495 per tonne. The three-month offer price rose by 1.04 per cent to USD 3,532 per tonne, compared with USD 3,495.50 per tonne a day earlier.
The December 2027 contract posted stronger gains. The bid price advanced 1.79 per cent to USD 3,250 per tonne from USD 3,193 per tonne, while the offer price climbed 1.78 per cent to USD 3,255 per tonne from USD 3,198 per tonne.
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The LME aluminium three-month Asian Reference Price also moved higher, rising 0.94 per cent to USD 3,535 per tonne from USD 3,502 per tonne on June 11.
On the inventory side, LME aluminium opening stocks fell to 322,000 tonnes on June 12 from 324,825 tonnes in the previous session, representing a decline of 0.87 per cent.
Live warrants remained unchanged at 250,525 tonnes.
Cancelled warrants declined to 69,400 tonnes from 71,475 tonnes, a decrease of 2.90 per cent.
Meanwhile, the LME alumina Platts price remained unchanged at USD 305 per tonne on both June 11 and June 12.
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