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Keep hiking aluminum price we consider it is just the beginning

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Update time : 2021-09-11 16:44:48
By some of the views from the market, the analytics believed the global short-supply might be the main factor, and it showed hard to ease in the short-term.

According to the market news, the aluminum price showed a nearly 50% range of increment this year, achieved a 13-year new peak.

The demand for aluminum showed great in China further stimulate the aluminum price to stay in the high class.

By the view of Mike Keown, the CEO of Commonwealth Rolled Products, the situation might be continued to at least 2022.
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