According to TradingEconomics, aluminium fell by ~0.32% compared to the previous day, reflecting volatility in the market.
👉 Source: TradingEconomics

Summary :

Aluminum futures fell to around $2,650 per tonne, retreating from a six-month high reached on September 16, amid weakening demand. In North America (the US and Canada), aluminum demand fell by 4.4% year-on-year in H1 2025, partly due to a sharp decline in exports amid tariff pressures. However, the downside for aluminum prices remained limited due to persistent threats to supply. Chinese output is expected to slow due to the country’s annual limit of 45 million tons, capping supply growth from the world’s largest producer. In April, Chinese production hit 44 million tons, with capacity estimated at 45.69 million tons in June. In addition, Guinea Alumina lost all of its mining licenses after the country’s military-led government transferred all leases to a newly created state-run company, potentially halting ore production that feeds major producer Emirates Global Aluminum.

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https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/aluminum