Emirates Global Aluminium has halted smelter use after Iran strike, Bloomberg reports citing sources

The halt in smelter use by Emirates Global Aluminium following a strike in Iran suggests escalating geopolitical tensions that could disrupt supply chains in the aluminium market.

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"Three US officials told me discussions are taking place about a possible ceasefire with Iran in return for the reopening of the Hormuz strait. The officials said it is unclear if a deal can be reached", Axios' Ravid

Emirates Global Aluminium has halted smelter use after Iran strike, Bloomberg reports citing sources

US VP Vance has reportedly been speaking with intermediaries about the Iran conflict as recently as Tuesday, Reuters sources say

[MARKET UPDATE] Crude prices see upticks in recent trade despite a lack of fresh factors, although the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson recently rebuffed Trump's claims of Iran's ceasefire request

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This could lead to tighter supply, potentially driving prices higher and impacting related commodities such as energy and base metals. Traders should monitor the situation closely for further developments and adjust positions accordingly.

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