Chinese trade data on Monday offered the market some reassurance to Base metals. MCX Copper which closed the trades at Rs 320 per kg is now trading at Rs 321. Supports for the contract are at 313 levels. MCX Aluminium is at Rs 115 after closing the last session at Rs 114 with day’s low of 113, supports for Aluminium would be at 111. Among the other gainer’s was Nickel at Rs 1165 up Rs 14 while Lead was at Rs 111 up Rs 2. Zinc is also trading in green at Rs 94 up Rs 2. Supports for Nickel are at 1131 and 1125 levels while Lead will find supports at 110. The movements will be decided after the LME opens today after Easter holidays.
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
Mumbai To Host 3-Day Aluminium India 2008 Expo
Mumbai: Leading aluminium manufacturers will display their wares and transact business with the target audience at the three-day exhibition — ‘Aluminium India 2008’ beginning Friday at Bombay Exhibition centre in Mumbai. Run-up to Budget 2008-09
The exhibition will have an international participation of over 70 per cent. Apart from global giants like Alcan of France and Wenstaff of US, India majors such as Nalco, Hindalco, Balco and Vedanta Resources have confirmed their participation.
The exhibition will display the latest technology used world over by aluminium companies.
The expo will provide a gist of the entire aluminium industry and its various application sectors. The other important topics to be covered are environment and management, cast house technology, recycling and melting and rolling and extrusion.
Dr Subbarammi Reddy, Minister of State for Mines, will inaugurate the exhibition.
A conference on global trend ‘Alcastek’ to be chaired by industry veteran Dr Madhukar Nilmani will be held on Friday. Speakers at the conference include G. Kirchner, Chairman of Global Aluminium Recycling Committee, Germany; U. Patel, Principal Consultant CRU, UK; and P. Suri, President of Aluminium major Balco.
The afternoon session will focus on transport sector with speakers from Mahindra and Mahindra, Ausmelt, Australia and Alcan, Germany. Orissa government is one of the partners of the event
The exhibition will have an international participation of over 70 per cent. Apart from global giants like Alcan of France and Wenstaff of US, India majors such as Nalco, Hindalco, Balco and Vedanta Resources have confirmed their participation.
The exhibition will display the latest technology used world over by aluminium companies.
The expo will provide a gist of the entire aluminium industry and its various application sectors. The other important topics to be covered are environment and management, cast house technology, recycling and melting and rolling and extrusion.
Dr Subbarammi Reddy, Minister of State for Mines, will inaugurate the exhibition.
A conference on global trend ‘Alcastek’ to be chaired by industry veteran Dr Madhukar Nilmani will be held on Friday. Speakers at the conference include G. Kirchner, Chairman of Global Aluminium Recycling Committee, Germany; U. Patel, Principal Consultant CRU, UK; and P. Suri, President of Aluminium major Balco.
The afternoon session will focus on transport sector with speakers from Mahindra and Mahindra, Ausmelt, Australia and Alcan, Germany. Orissa government is one of the partners of the event
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