Aluminium prices suffer most in LME officials; spreads and stocks in focus
Dec 19, 2011 | 09:34 AM
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Aluminium prices declined 2.4% on an official basis on the London Metal Exchange on Monday, while nearby spreads remained bid ahead of the monthly prompt date on Wednesday.
Three-month aluminium settled at an official low of $1,961/62 per tonne, down from $2,009/9.50 per tonne on Friday.
The December-January spreads remained in backwardation, and fresh inflows of aluminium into LME stores raised expectations that shorts will deliver against their contracts rather than....
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