aluminum
RusAl forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008
Alexandr Buligin sees aluminium price at $4,000 a tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
CEO of “RusAl”, Nov 2007
Aluminum price factors:
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Sanford C. Bernstein forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008
Sanford C. Bernstein forecasts aluminium price at $3,266 a tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
Sanford C. Bernstein and Co., Inc., Nov 2007
Aluminum price factors:
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Marubeni Corp forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008 and 2009
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Marubeni Corp sees aluminium price at $2,300-3000 a tonne in 2008, and $2,500-3,500 in 2009
Commodity analyst:
Marubeni Corp, Nov 2007
CRU International forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008
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CRU International forecasts aluminium price at $2,750 a tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
CRU International, Sep 2007
Aluminum price factors:
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Barclays Capital forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008 and long term outlook
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Barclays Capital predicts aluminium price at $3,000 per tonne in 2008 and long term outlook at $2,900
Commodity analyst:
Barclays Capital, Oct 2007
Triland forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008
Triland forecasts aluminium price at $2,500-2,700 a tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
Triland, Oct 2007
Aluminum price factors:
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AME Mineral Economics forecasts aluminum price per metric ton for 2008 and 2009
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AME Mineral Economics forecasts aluminium price at $2,475 per metric ton in 2008 and $2,750 in 2009
Commodity analyst:
AME Mineral Economics, Nov 2007
Harbor Intelligence forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008 and 2009
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Harbor Intelligence sees aluminium price at $2,600 a tonne in 2008 and $2,700 in 2009
Commodity analyst:
Harbor Intelligence, Dec 2007
Aluminum price factors:
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Societe Generale forecasts aluminium price per tonne for 2008 and 2009
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Société Générale forecasts aluminium price at $2,550 and $2,750 a tonne in 2008 and 2009 respectively
Commodity analyst:
Société Générale, Oct –Dec 2007
Global Insights forecasts aluminium price per tonne for 2008
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Global Insights sees aluminium price at $2,316 per tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
Global Insights in Lexington, Sep 2007
Aluminum price factors:
Deutsche Bank forecasts aluminum price per for tonne for 2008
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Deutsche Bank forecasts aluminum price at $2,250 a tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
Deutsche Bank, Sep 2007
Aluminum price factors:
- oversupply
Macquarie Bank predicts aluminum price per tonne 2008
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Macquarie Bank predicts aluminum price at $2,425 per tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
Macquarie Bank of Sydney, Sep 2007
Aluminum price factors:
- oversupply
ABARE forecasts aluminium price per a tonne for 2008
ABARE forecasts aluminium price at US$2,365 a tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE), Dec 2007
J.P. Morgan forecasts aluminium price per tonne for 2008
J.P. Morgan forecasts aluminium price at $2,316 per tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
J.P. Morgan, Dec 2007
Aluminum price factors:
- oversupply
Standard Bank forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008 and 2009
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Standard Bank predicts aluminum price at $2,590 per tonne in 2008 and $2,650 in 2009
Commodity analyst:
Standard Bank, Oct 2007
Aluminum price factors:
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Merrill Lynch forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008 and 2009
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Merrill Lynch sees aluminum price at $2,600 per tonne in 2008 and $2,535 in 2009
Commodity analyst:
Merrill Lynch, Oct 2007
Aluminum price factors:
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Citigroup predicts aluminum price per tonne for 2008
Citigroup predicts aluminum price at $2,645 per tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
Citigroup, Nov 2007
Aluminum price factors:
- strong demand from Chinese economy
Goldman Sachs forecasts aluminum price per tonne for 2008
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Goldman Sachs forecasts aluminum price at $US 2,490 per tonne in 2008
Commodity analyst:
Goldman Sachs, Dec 2007
Aluminum price factors:
Shanghai Futures Exchange - SHFE
Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) is a self-regulated non-profit organization, providing the place, facilities and services for the centralized trading of futures contracts. At present, there are four contracts including copper, aluminum, natural rubber and fuel oil. SHFE has about 219 members, of which, 183 are brokerage firms, and the rest are proprietary members.
At present, futures contracts underlying five commodities, i.e., copper, aluminum, natural rubber, fuel oil and zinc, are listed for trading.
London Metal Exchange - LME
Established for over 130 years and located in the heart of The City of London, the London Metal Exchange is the world’s premier non-ferrous metals market. It offers futures and options contracts for aluminium, copper, nickel, tin, zinc and lead plus two regional aluminium alloy contracts. In 2005 the Exchange launched the world’s first futures contracts for plastics; for polypropylene and linear low density polyethylene, with the introduction of regional plastics contracts in 2007.
