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Supply shortage pushes Chinese bauxite prices higher again

By Yoke Wong
Published: Friday, 19 May 2017

Chinese bauxite spot prices increased again in May as the ongoing anti-pollution related production shutdowns caused severe shortages in the market.

Refractory-grade bauxite spot prices jumped 18 May, as the ongoing massive production shut downs in China led trades to be concluded at higher values higher for the second time in...

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