Base metal stocks including Hindalco, Vedanta and National Aluminium were in focus on Wednesday as a spike in Aluminum prices brighten earnings prospects.
According to Yash Sawant, research associate at Angel Broking, limitation on energy-intensive smelting capacities and restricting illegal over-production (western Xinjiang region) has hampered Aluminum supply chain.
Early this week, aluminium reached $3,000 a ton in London for the first time in 13 years amid expectations that supply disruptions are here to stay, while demand keeps rising. The metal kept climbing even after a 15 per cent surge over the last three weeks. READ MORE
According to Yash Sawant, research associate at Angel Broking, limitation on energy-intensive smelting capacities and restricting illegal over-production (western Xinjiang region) has hampered Aluminum supply chain.