Aluminium extrusions are all over. They are used in buildings, in automobiles, in equipment and appliances and where not! Industries are just waking up to the enormous benefits of these versatile metal products, and it is only a matter of time before they become the mainstay of modern day architecture. There was a time when […]
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Top 12 Aluminium Industry Events to Look Forward to in 2016
The year 2016 is on a roll and the global Aluminium industry has already woken up to a whole new bevy of challenges and opportunities. The market is abuzz with the news of price-premium volatility, demand-supply imbalances, consolidations and value chain integration, not to mention burgeoning end user sectors. To tide over these challenges and […]
Continue readingThe U.S. aluminium story: There’s more to it than the China syndrome
A lot has been said and written about the once mighty U.S. aluminium industry and how it has been hit badly by the recent spate of Chinese aluminium extrusions export. But it is not the only factor that has been driving the U.S. market down to economical non-viability; there is more to it. Here is […]
Continue readingNot all sheen is robbed off: Aluminium demand fundamentals stay strong!
Global aluminium industry is visibly distressed. Aluminium prices on London Metal Exchange are yet to find a solid support – the fluctuating downward dip still continues; premiums have collapsed; supply is still in excess of the demand, and to the utter dismay of the biggest aluminium producers of the world, China is still not slowing […]
Continue readingGlobal Aluminium Oversupply: Consequences and Survival Strategies
We are already halfway through the current financial year and the slowdown in the commodity market is showing no signs of letting up. Key “leading indicators” like aluminium have been declining steadily on the London Metal Exchange (LME), hitting fresh lows every day. This trend is clearly indicative of a widespread economic downturn which has […]
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