Commodity Market Report
Global aluminium short-term outlook July 2021
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Report summary
The aluminium market service short term outlook (STO) is published monthly and provides a forecast of aluminium supply and demand fundamentals over the next two-years. Resilient demand and supply disruptions will result in a small deficit in the global balance in 2021. This is price supportive with LME quotes now comfortably trading above the US$2550/t level. At the time of writing, news of curbs on power consumption at Chinese smelters in Yunnan, Guangxi and Guizhou has pushed the LME price above $2600/t while the ShFE settlement price hit an 11 year high at just below the RMB10,000/t level. However, higher metal supply and softer demand growth should pull prices lower over the next two years.
Table of contents
- China
- Asia ex-China
- Europe
- North America
- Alumina Market Developments
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Favourable ShFE-LME arbitrage and firm demand driving aluminium importsManufacturing activity eases in JuneFixed asset investment slowing
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Slowing investment suggests a lower growth trajectory in H2 2021Property market growth easingJapanese production of semisUS shipments of flat-rolled productsUS shipments of extrusionsSummary of June production, ktChina restarts (kt)Global annualised output ratesChanges in aluminium production estimates since the last month, (kt)
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