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| Aluminum Intelligence Report Why aluminum will continue to surprise in 2010 | 22-Dec-09 | | Aluminum Price Outlook Aluminum in needed bullish pause | 27-Jan-10 | | HARBOR Daily Aluminum Commentary Prices up on technical bounce; models suggesting correction very close to end | 8-Feb-10 | | HARBOR Aluminum Alert Prices reach our target of $2,000 as markets hit key levels | 5-Feb-10 | | Aluminum Weekly Analysis Is this the start of a bear market or an attractive entry point? | 4-Feb-10 | |
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| Aluminum extruders continue to increase conversion prices | 4-Feb-10 | | More aluminum demand from South Korea | 28-Jan-10 | | More aluminum output disruptions at Venezuela on power shortage | 19-Jan-10 | | LME’s Lending Guidance better than position limits: LME’s CEO | 15-Jan-10 | | Electricity generation costs hikes in China should push up aluminum output costs | 14-Jan-10 | |
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| Alcoa sees some regions returning to “boom times” | 1-Feb-10 | | China aluminum demand will grow 23% this year: Chalco | 1-Feb-10 | | The IMF upgrades its global economic growth forecast; China will lead | 27-Jan-10 | | Stronger global economic growth in 2010: IMF | 20-Jan-10 | | Norsk Hydro says aluminum demand is improving | 7-Jan-10 | |
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> Aluminum Price Outlook:
Aluminum in needed bullish pause
| | 27-Jan-10 | | The bull market is in a pause, but the upward trend remains intact. In spite the recent pause, aluminum prices remain inside the long term upward channel and well above the emblematic 200 MA. We believe that this correction phase was entirely technical an... |
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> Aluminum Intelligence Report:
Why aluminum will continue to surprise in 2010
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| 22-Dec-09 | | We expect global aluminum demand to continue to grow strongly at least for the next two years supported by robust underlying growth from China and the rest of the BRIC countries, unprecedented restocking needs and strong pent up demand in the Western Worl... | |
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> Aluminum Weekly Analysis:
Is this the start of a bear market or an attractive entry point?
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| 4-Feb-10 | | Prices have fallen along the entire commodity complex, equity markets and emerging markets currencies. It is not a fall related to deteriorating aluminum fundamentals but a fall mainly related to a sharper than expected global fund profit taking that has ... |
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