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In today’s interconnected metal markets, no single region can fully insulate buyers from supply disruption. Asia Pacific remains the dominant center of global aluminium demand and production, with China alone accounting for roughly 60% of global primary output, while North America, Europe, and the Middle East each play distinct roles shaped by transportation demand, carbon…
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Aluminium demand continues its steady climb, driven by structural rather than short-term trends. Global consumption is projected to reach roughly 104 million tonnes in 2025 and nearly 107 million tonnes in 2026, reflecting durable demand patterns rather than a temporary cycle. Several sectors are fueling this growth. The automotive and transportation industry increasingly relies on…
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The global aluminium market continues to navigate a volatile pricing environment in 2026. LME aluminium prices are projected to test USD 3,000 per tonne in the first half of the year before moderating to around USD 2,700–2,800 per tonne as new Indonesian smelting capacity eases supply constraints. Prices have also been influenced by broader macroeconomic…
