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Aluminum usually doesn’t get the spotlight like gold or copper, but right now the market is unusually tight. A mix of Middle East supply disruptions, shipping issues, and U.S. tariffs has pushed prices higher and given Alcoa (NYSE:AA) a massive boost. The stock is up nearly 134% over the past year and is now trading close to its highs around $70.
Investing.com -- UBS has upgraded Alcoa shares to “Buy” from “Neutral,” raising its price target to $80 per share from $75, citing expectations that prolonged disruptions to Middle East aluminium production will keep prices and premiums elevated for years.
AA faces rising energy, raw material and restart costs, with higher diesel prices expected to hurt Q2 2026 results.
Highways, railroads and ports in Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E. and Oman have been transformed into an emergency logistics lifeline during the Iran war.
Commodities are in a really interesting spot right now. Even though we’re well into 2026, inflation is still stubbornly above the Fed’s 2% target. The Consumer Price Index hit 336.1 in March, jumping over 1% in just a single month. At the same time, the 10-year Treasury yield is sitting right at 4.32%. That is ... Commodity Prices Are Soaring Again. Here Are 3 ETFs to Ride the Trend
American Airlines issued a statement yesterday, refuting the idea of a potential merger with United Airlines.
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