CRU Aluminum: Negotiating Tariffs and Sustainability in the US-EU Metal Trade

The London Metal Exchange (LME) aluminum 3-month price is moving down again on the morning of Nov. 10 and was last seen trading at $2,225 per metric ton. The US Midwest premium remained steady for the third week in a row, suggesting a bottom might have been hit. Trading activity is picking up for the beginning of 2024 on the CME between the $0.1975 and $0.20 per pound range.

Novelis Reports Weaker Results in Q3 But Sees Better Demand Ahead

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Marziyeh Horeh

Marziyeh Horeh is an aluminum analyst at CRU. She covers extrusions and the secondary market in North America. Prior to joining CRU in August 2023, Marziyeh was a post-doctoral fellow at Purdue University focusing on the economics of climate change and sustainability. Marziyeh holds a PhD in Natural Resource Economics from West Virginia University.

Novelis Reports Weaker Results in Q3 But Sees Better Demand Ahead

Marziyeh Horeh

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