LME base metals stabilize, but aluminium down 5% week-on-week

November 06, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange mostly edged higher at the close on Friday November 5, after a week of volatility across the complex.

The aluminium three-month price stabilized after falling 3.8% on Thursday. It closed at $2,556.50 per tonne, from $2,554 per tonne the previous day.
The metal was once again the most traded with 21,689 lots traded on LMESelect by the 5pm close.

"Maybe [the price drop is because of] China coal; maybe it's macro fears. It's a weird one with premiums still high on the VAP side," a European aluminium trader said. "Fundamentally, the price should be higher - energy...

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