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Home > European Secondary Aluminium At Highs: Scrap Unavailable, Replacement Costs Rising And Buyers Racing For The Third Quarter

European Secondary Aluminium At Highs: Scrap Unavailable, Replacement Costs Rising And Buyers Racing For The Third Quarter

8 June 2026 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

The European secondary aluminium market recorded a new increase in the week ended Friday June 5, reaching another all-time high. The push comes from a combination increasingly difficult to manage: extremely limited scrap availability, rising replacement costs and producers forced to defend margins already compressed by energy, transport and raw material volatility. The movement does […]

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