Daily Aluminium News Bulletin – 20 September 2025

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    • New aluminium recycling plant in Brazil – Alugreen to invest R$ 45 million (USD 8.5 M) in a new aluminium recycling facility in Linhares, EspΓ­rito Santo, boosting jobs and local economy.
      πŸ‘‰ Source: AlCircle

    • Global aluminium surplus ending – Citi warns China’s production cap (45 Mt/year) and low LME inventories (~700,000 t) may push the market into deficit, with prices possibly above $3,000/t.
      πŸ‘‰ Source: Reuters

    • Mercuria to withdraw 100,000 t from LME warehouses – Large removal planned despite backwardation, signaling tight supply.
      πŸ‘‰ Source: Reuters

    • Aluminium prices extend rally – LME benchmark hits $2,694/t mid-September, longest winning streak in a year, supported by demand, tariffs, and supply restrictions.
      πŸ‘‰ Source: DiscoveryAlert

    • MCX aluminium at 6-month high – Prices near β‚Ή260/kg; analysts suggest buy-on-dips with short-term upside of 4%.
      πŸ‘‰ Source: Economic Times

    • India slashes GST on renewables to 5% – Solar costs to fall, increasing aluminium demand in renewable infrastructure. Effective 22 Sept.
      πŸ‘‰ Source: AlCircle

    • 30,000 mt alumina sold from India at $336/mt FOB – December shipment reinforces India’s global supply role.
      πŸ‘‰ Source: SMM

    • ALUEXPO 2025 opens in Istanbul – The 9th International Aluminium Trade Fair runs 18–20 Sept, with 400+ exhibitors showcasing Eurasian aluminium innovations.
      πŸ‘‰ Source: Aluminium Journal

Market Snapshot:

    • MCX Aluminium: β‚Ή259.8/kg (+0.12%)

    • LME Aluminium: $2,694/t (up 17% since April)

    • LME Stocks: ~700,000 t