Aluminum Falls From Record After Surge on China Supply Concern

``Investors are becoming increasingly bullish on aluminum because of expected power issues around the world,'' Yang Bo, a trader at Minmetals Starfutures Co., said today by phone from Shenzhen. Still, ``Shanghai prices are quite reluctant to chase the London gains due to lackluster demand, and this may curb further gains in London.''...

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LONDON (Reuters) - aluminum jumped to its highest in more than two years on Monday as investors bet on higher prices of the energy-intensive metal amid escalating worries over power problems in China, the world's largest producer.
The metal used widely in packaging, transport and power rallied to $3,256 a tonne, the highest since May 11, 2006 when it touched a record high of $3,310 a tonne...

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LONDON (Reuters) - Aluminum jumped to a record high on Thursday on output cuts in top producer China, while lead surged more than 12 percent as the market fretted over lower inventories....
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