Prices of Aluminium seen trading at $1787, rise by 0.87

It was anticipated that prices would rebound. Aluminium premiums over the cash were maintained at USD290/MT. However, there was a decline seen in the global inventory at LME to 5264450 tons from 5303475 tons, fell by 0.75%. Besides, economic numbers that were released from the various countries were found to be mixed in performance and the USD index was trading higher by 0.10% might have supported aluminium to go higher.
Primary aluminium’s global demand expected to be up by 7pct in the year 2014 – Alcoa
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