Aluminium futures: Rebound expected bl-premium-article-image

Akhil NallamuthuBL Research Bureau Updated - June 25, 2025 at 03:04 PM.

The futures contract can witness an uptick to ₹256

Aluminium futures is currently trading at ₹245.50/kg. The contract began the current week on a strong note as it rallied past the resistance at ₹248 and marked a high of ₹250 on Monday.

However, there was no follow-through rally, and the price softened. That said, aluminium futures retain the bullish bias, and the price action shows that ₹245 is providing good support now.

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Going forward, we expect the contract to move up. It can surpass the prior high of ₹250 and touch ₹256 in the near-term. ₹256 is a notable resistance which can trigger a corrective decline.

On the other hand, if aluminium futures declines from the current level of ₹245.50, there are support levels at ₹245 and ₹242, which can arrest the fall. But a breach of ₹242 can be slightly bearish.

While such a break might not turn the medium-term trend bearish, we will most likely see the downswing extending to ₹238 and then possibly to ₹235.

Nevertheless, as it stands, the inclination is bullish.

Trade strategy

Last week, we suggested buying aluminium futures if it surpasses ₹248. Traders who went long following the breakout of ₹248 on Monday can hold the position. Target and stop-loss can be ₹256 and ₹244.

Published on June 25, 2025 09:34

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