
Aluminum's turning point
If you’re part of the downstream aluminum market, it’s time to think ahead and adapt.
If you’re part of the downstream aluminum market, it’s time to think ahead and adapt.
Superior Industries is officially off the New York Stock Exchange, and while that might sound like a corporate headline, it carries bigger weight for anyone tied to the aluminum supply chain.
Addressing the risk before it turns into another crisis.
What’s possible, and what’s not, for aluminum producers outside China.
Solar remains one of the most aluminum-intensive growth markets in North America.
We’re already seeing similar themes on the aluminum side: export bottlenecks, tariff fallout, domestic oversupply, and pricing dislocation.
When calculating replacement cost, let’s be clear. The process tells us what a given commodity “ought to be worth”, not what it will subsequently trade at.
This is the new aluminum market: policy-led, premium-driven, and full of uncertainty. If you're not actively watching the signals, you're likely reacting to moves after they've already happened.
Downstream players are left guessing which market signals are real and which are being quietly managed behind the scenes.
Between the macro results and tariff fallout, there's more than enough to unpack - the data dump was massive, prices went haywire, and the outlook got even foggier.