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Global Aluminium Production (Jun.)

Global aluminium production ticked up again in June, but the increase was not sufficient to explain the plunge in prices last month. Base effects will mean that China’s production growth will accelerate in the second half of this year, but supply will remain relatively constrained at a global level, which should eventually help to put a floor under prices.

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