Aluminium jumps amid supply concerns on China smelter blast


ALUMINIUM prices surged on Friday amid supply disruption worries after a smelter in China had stopped production following an explosion.

An aluminium plant in China's Yunnan province with annual capacity of 300,000 tonnes has stopped production after an explosion on Thursday evening, Shanghai Metals Market reported https://news.smm.cn/live/detail/101669624.

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