Coverage, quality and methodology
Aluminium Price Data India
This page documents the aluminium price data behind AluminiumPrice.in. It shows the stored daily records, explains each field and makes the limits visible, so a historical value can be checked instead of copied without context.
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Prepared historical fields
Daily Aluminium OHLC and Analytics
One canonical record is stored per trading session. The site displays prepared observations and derived statistics. It does not publish private instrument metadata or promise a physical transaction price.
Prices are an exchange-traded aluminium-futures reference in ₹ per kilogram. Volume is the quantity reported with the source candle and is not kilograms purchased through AluminiumPrice.in.
Data dictionary
What Each Field Means
The labels matter because a close, a range and a volume figure answer different questions.
| Field | Meaning | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Open | First recorded value for the interval | Session starting point |
| High and low | Highest and lowest recorded values | Observed range |
| Close | Last recorded value for the interval | Period comparison |
| Volume | Quantity reported with the source candle | Source activity context |
| Derived fields | Returns, averages, volatility and drawdown calculated from stored closes | Descriptive analysis |
Actual stored intervals
Data Coverage and Quality
In-session coverage compares observed timestamps with the expected cadence between each session’s first and last candle. It excludes gaps outside recorded trading sessions.
| Interval | Observations | Sessions | Earliest | Latest | In-session coverage |
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Recent sample
Latest Daily Aluminium Candles
The table shows up to 30 recent daily candles from the prepared history described above.
| Date | Open | High | Low | Close | Change | Volume |
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How to Cite This Page
Suggested citation: “AluminiumPrice.in, India Aluminium Reference History, accessed [date], aluminiumprice.in/aluminium-price-data/.”
Include the access date because coverage expands as new market sessions are stored. Cite this as a market-reference dataset, not as a physical dealer, scrap or guaranteed transaction price.
Data Quality Boundaries
- Historical candles are preserved by interval and deduplicated by timestamp.
- Analytics use the nearest active exchange-traded aluminium-futures reference.
- Expired contracts are not silently concatenated.
- Unsupported periods and metrics remain unavailable.
- India uses IST throughout, with no daylight-saving adjustment.
For a separate published product-pricing context, compare the date and scope on NALCO’s domestic current-price page.
Aluminium Price Data Questions
What does OHLC mean in aluminium price data?
OHLC means open, high, low and close for a recorded trading interval. The table may also show volume and calculated change.
Can I download the raw aluminium price data?
The site displays prepared records and selected CSV views. Bulk raw-data downloads remain unavailable unless redistribution rights are confirmed.
What unit does this aluminium price data use?
Prices are shown in Indian rupees per kilogram. Volume is the quantity reported with the source candle.
Read the Numbers with Their Labels
Price data becomes misleading when the instrument, unit or date disappears. Keep the interval, timestamp and access date with any copied value.
Use the history page for grouped periods and the analysis page for calculations built from the stored closes.
Explore the calculations
Review returns, moving averages, realized volatility, drawdown, percentile and coverage alongside the available data.