Contributor: Greg Wittbecker

Ever since it launched its One Belt One Road campaign in 2013, China has been relentless in building markets overseas.

A loophole in Section 232 could allow unethical people to game the system.

China is on a steep learning curve to appreciate the advantage of using recycled metals in its downstream fabrication plants.

Rising auto delinquencies amid stretched loan terms may be early warning signs that household finances and retail spending are reaching their breaking point.

More liberal access to the Northwest Passage could play into trade negotiations between Canada and the United States.

Could a proposed bail-out of farms hurt by tariffs present an opportunity to change how the government chooses to support steel and aluminum?

The production will be focused on a scrap-heavy melt formula, with the target being 80% scrap and 20% primary metal.

Novelis has declared force majeure on automotive, beverage and container stock shipments.

AMU takes a closer look at obscure but telling markets - corrugated boxes, cement, and coatings - for early clues on where aluminum demand may really be headed in 2025.

Indonesia is grabbling a lot of attention these days, thanks to ambitious plans by Chinese investors to bet big on aluminum smelting. This is not the first time that Indonesia has captured the attention of the aluminum industry.