MCX Aluminium edged up by 0.2% at Rs 104.95 per kg on Friday, 22nd June

At LME, Aluminium slumped to July 2010 levels having dropped by 1.1% at $1864 per tonne on Friday. The slew of gloomy events such as Moody's downgrade of several global banks coupled with bleak economic growth scenario in US, China and Europe hampred the metal. In addition to this, the increase in input costs, oversupply scenario and shortage of raw materials despite the major global producer’s production cuts pulled down the metal. Aluminium is likely to find support at Rs 104.3 per kg and Rs 103.6 per kg and resistance at Rs 105.8 per kg and Rs 106.2 per kg on Monday, 25th June.
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