Aluminum price hits 13-year high as energy surge pressures supply
Mining News Pro - Aluminum jumped to the highest since 2008 as a deepening power crisis squeezes supplies of the energy-intensive metal that’s used in everything from beer cans to iPhones.
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Alcoa powers up in Brazil as China aluminum powers down
Mining News Pro - After six years of lying idle the Alumar aluminum smelter in Brazil is about to restart operations.
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Aluminum near three-year high as disruptions tighten market
Mining News Pro - Aluminum traded near the highest level in more than three years as supply disruptions tightened the market.
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Tin, aluminum to outperform other base metals in H2
Mining News Pro - Tin and aluminum prices are likely to outperform the rest of the base metals complex in the second half of 2021 on strong demand and tight supply, state-backed Chinese research house Antaike said on Thursday.
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China’s imports are reshaping the global aluminum market
Mining News Pro - China imported a further 158,000 tonnes of primary aluminum in June, bringing the half-year tally to 744,000 tonnes.
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Russian tax brews up perfect aluminum premium storm
Mining News Pro - Aluminum has been one of the strongest year-to-date performers among the industrial metals thanks to robust pandemic demand recovery and production curbs in China, the world’s largest producer.
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China’s first round of copper, zinc, aluminum auctions fails to impress
Mining News Pro - China has released details of its first round of auctions of non-ferrous metals from its state reserves, and the market reaction was underwhelming at best.
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Jajarm Alumina Company increases the aluminum ingot production by 60 percent
Mining News Pro - According to the targets of Jajarm Alumina Co. by increasing the production of aluminum ingot by 60% percent, the amount of this year will reach 40 thousand tons.
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Shanghai aluminum price hits 11-year high as smelters break records
Mining News Pro - China’s March aluminum output rose from a year earlier to a monthly record, official data showed on Friday, despite curbs on energy use in the smelting hub of Inner Mongolia, as new capacity came on stream.
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Aluminum rattled by signs of “green” disruption in China
Mining News Pro - Shanghai aluminum prices have this week powered to their highest level since August 2011.
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Increasing supply from China to cap aluminum price
Mining News Pro - Expect to see a broader recovery in global aluminum demand alongside a forecast rebound in global economic growth, market analyst Fitch Solutions says.
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Aluminum surges on concern US may reapply Rusal sanctions
Mining News Pro - Aluminum surged to the highest in more than two years on speculation that the U.S. could reapply sanctions on one of the world’s largest producers.
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China imports ever more aluminum as alloy demand booms
Mining News Pro - China imported another 220,000 tonnes of unwrought aluminum in October, extending one of the most unexpected trends in a year of metals market upheaval.
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LME’s “green aluminum” plans opposed by industry
Mining News Pro - The London Metal Exchange (LME) has run into metal industry opposition to the bourse’s plans to support sustainable production with a spot trading platform for low-carbon aluminum and a register where producers can voluntarily log their metal’s carbon-related details.
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China’s aluminum juggernaut may be running out of road
Mining News Pro - Another month, another Chinese aluminum production record.
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Trump lifts tariffs on Canadian aluminum, warns he may resume them
Mining News Pro - U.S. President Donald Trump issued a proclamation on Tuesday formally removing tariffs on raw aluminum imports from Canada but threatening to reinstate them if there was a surge in imports of the metal across the northern U.S. border.
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US to remove tariffs on Canadian aluminum, Ottawa drops threat of retaliation
Mining News Pro - The Trump administration said on Tuesday it will remove 10% US tariffs on raw Canadian aluminum as long as imports of the metal stay below levels that are expected to "normalise" over the next four months.
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Aluminum producers’ race to go green may fracture market
Mining News Pro - Tesla is ordering giant aluminium casting presses for its assembly line in Germany.
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China’s aluminum import surge a sign of global disconnect
Mining News Pro - China imported more aluminum than it exported in July.
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Green aluminum maker sees opportunity in hydrogen
Mining News Pro - With roughly half of the aluminum industry losing money, some producers may wish privately that they were making something else. According to analysts at UBS Group AG, that might actually be a good idea.
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US set to announce aluminum tariffs on Canada by end of week
Mining News Pro - The Trump administration is considering re-imposing tariffs on aluminum imports from Canada and an announcement could come by the end of the week, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Alcoa updates 2020 aluminum shipments outlook
Mining News Pro - Alcoa has taken a hit from lower aluminium prices and reduced its production volume during the first quarter of this year.
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Reeling aluminum market braces for Alcoa’s outlook
Mining News Pro - With the coronavirus crisis clouding the outlook for almost every industry, the aluminum market is hoping to get at least a glimpse of what’s in store from top U.S. producer Alcoa Corp. on Wednesday.
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Reeling aluminum market braces for mining giant Alcoa’s outlook
Mining News Pro - With the coronavirus crisis clouding the outlook for almost every industry, the aluminum market is hoping to get at least a glimpse of what’s in store from top US producer Alcoa on Wednesday.
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Canned food sprees won’t save aluminum
Mining News Pro - Aluminum isn’t the worst-performing base metal this year, an honor that goes to copper. Yet that’s only because it had less far to fall: Demand was ailing well before the coronavirus forced some three billion people to stay home.
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