Aluminium
Research Service
Aluminium Research Service
Global economic uncertainty will continue to weigh on the outlook for aluminium although the growing adoption of electric vehicles and green energy infrastructure will mean that energy transition applications offset declines in traditional sectors for the lightweight metal. Use the Aluminium Research Service to understand the dynamics of the rapidly-evolving aluminium value chain - and track changes in the supply, demand, trade, price and ESG landscape.
Designed To:
- Understand material flows through the supply chain
- Keep track of price trends and market developments
- Analyse demand, supply and price fundamentals
- Predict future price directions and market sentiment
- Explore data at the asset, company and country level
Market Overview
Background:a “101” document covering supply chain structure, geology, processing, product forms, and first use applications.
Analysis:covering historical market developments including production, trade, consumption, costs, and price trends.
ESG: containing analysis of the most important environmental, social and governance issues facing the supply chain.
Market outlook
Short-term outlook:setting out key market developments over the previous month and our three-month outlook for trends and prices.
Medium-term outlook:detailing current market trends and setting out our ten-year forecasts for supply, demand, and prices with scenarios.
Long-term outlook:outlining our view of the market over the energy transition horizon to 2050 with scenarios.
Market analysis tools
Proxima profiles:explore and understand all key assets, companies, and countries engaged in the supply chain.
Interactive data:all the key underlying data required to embed into your workflows.
Long-term outlook:outlining our view of the market over the energy transition horizon to 2050 with scenarios.
Market support
Access:our expert team will be available to discuss key market trends and forecasts
Notifications:of key market events will be sent via our online portal