Aluminium Asia Outlook · Jun 19 Daily Digest
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Fitch sees supply tightness boosting low-cost APAC smelters.
US carbon border proposals expose a direct trade-off between aluminium supply security and decarbonisation objectives, with clear implications for global trade flows.
A US-Iran framework deal easing supply fears sparked immediate selloffs in aluminium.
China's carbon market expansion to aluminium alongside steel and cement now covers 60–65% of emissions, heightening cost pressures and ESG compliance demands for the sector.
Aluminum edged higher as investors weighed long-term supply limitations despite booming Chinese production.
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Chinese aluminium output keeps climbing, adding fresh supply even as an Iran deal lifts market optimism.
India's aluminium can market is expanding, but the bigger opportunity lies in domestic can sheet production as the country already produces more than 4 million tonnes of aluminium annually.
Primary aluminium supply tightens due to Persian Gulf disruptions, pushing manufacturers to turn to scrap and recycled aluminium as a strategic alternative. This accelerates recycling's role beyond its origins as a green initiative.
LME aluminium cash prices slid to three-week lows at $3,498.50/t on 11 June 2026, down sharply from the four-year peak of $3,795.50/t. This pullback signals potential near-term volatility amid shifting dynamics.
Fitch upgraded Vedanta Resources to 'BB' on aluminium and metals prices running 18% above prior estimates, with aluminium at USD3,300/tonne. Sustained strength is clearly improving credit profiles for key Asian producers.
LME aluminium's June 10 price decline reveals demand weakness through futures curves, inventory shifts, and Asian benchmarks.
China's aluminium exports are filling the gap left by Middle East disruptions from the Iran conflict, which slashed Gulf output 35% YoY to 330,000...