Traders said sentiment in aluminium remained firm as its prices firmed up in global markets after the Easter holiday as the US home sales climbed, boosting demand prospects, and a weaker dollar made commodities cheaper in other currencies.
Globally, aluminium gained 1.9 per cent to USD 1,504 per tonne.
In the national capital, aluminium ingots, sheet cutting, wire scrap and utensil scrap gained Rs 2 each to Rs 154, Rs 150, Rs 150 and Rs 148 per kg, respectively.
Following are today's metal rates (in Rs per kg):
Lead ingot Rs 85, lead imported Rs 91, aluminium ingots Rs 154, aluminium sheet cutting Rs 150, aluminium wire scrap Rs 150 and aluminium utensils scrap Rs 148.
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