Aluminium's Gulf disruption premium vanishes
Despite renewed Iran conflict impacts on Gulf aluminium smelters, market prices have retreated from their recent highs. Recovery efforts in UAE and production capacity increases from China and Indonesia are mitigating supply losses, though geopolitical risks in the Gulf persist.
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