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- Aluminium and copper to stay elevated, steel risky: CLSA's top metals and cement calls for FY27Base metals like aluminium and copper present significant opportunities, according to CLSA India's Indrajit Agarwal. Steel faces near-term ...
- WPI inflation hits 38-month high of 3.9% in March as soaring energy, crude prices amid West Asia war drive up costsIndia's wholesale inflation reached a 38-month peak of 3.9% in March. This surge was fueled by rising costs of crude oil, energy, and manuf...
- Vednata's plant closure contributed to 66% of global copper deficitThe unit, which has remained shut since May 2018, has a capacity of 0.4 million tonne (mt) per year.
- Trade war takes toll on global consumption of non-ferrous metals: IcraNon-ferrous metals, which do not contain iron, are usually more corrosion-resistant than ferrous metals and are used in aircraft and other ...
- Non-ferrous metals market continues to remain in deficit: ICRAAs per an ICRA note, the slowdown in production growth of aluminium and copper was in turn a result of capacity constraints, which is unlik...
- Aluminium, copper and zinc may not see further downside in 2019The impact of the shutdown of Vedanta’s copper complex has resulted in a shortage of the metal in the domestic market.
- Icra sees limited downside for base metalsThe global aluminium market has remained in deficit for the last six quarters.
- Domestic non-ferrous metal consumption grows 7%-10% in Apr-Dec 2017Yet, domestic non-ferrous metal production still exceeds consumption as domestic manufacturers are expected to operate at a high asset-util...
- Global non-ferrous metal prices to remain rangebound: ICRA
- Global non-ferrous metal prices likely to remain buoyantThe deficits are largely results of production setbacks across the three key non-ferrous metals - aluminium, copper and zinc, despite muted...
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