LME stocks remain low; aluminium edges up despite weak volumes

Copper and aluminium prices edged higher in morning trading on the London Metal Exchange on Wednesday November 10, but struggled to gain momentum.

Aluminium rose by $31 to $2,587.50 per tonne, after falling 1.9% at Tuesday's close.
Trading volumes of the light metal continue to be the highest of the complex, but just over 4,000 lots had traded by 9:30am London time.
The aluminium price has been increasingly volatile, with current levels remaining 19% lower than the high hit on October 18.

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