Historical market reference in ₹ per kg

Aluminium Price History in India

This page records daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly aluminium futures reference rates through the latest available trading day. Use the close for comparison, then check the product details before treating it as a quote.

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Daily, Monthly and Yearly Aluminium Prices

Switch between the graph and exact table values. The table makes the answer easy to cite, while the CSV download keeps the selected period available for your own review.

Daily closing price

High and low show the period range. The closing price is the value used in the historical trend summary.

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Price: ₹ per kgDates: IST calendarLine: closing price
Long-term chart ranges

Compare 3Y, 5Y, 10Y or Full History

Searchers often ask for the aluminium price last 10 years in India. Choose the closest range, then read the coverage note because a requested range can be longer than the stored record.

How to Read Aluminium Price History

Daily records show the open, high, low and close for each available trading day. Monthly and yearly views group those observations so a longer trend is easier to scan without hiding the underlying dates.

For a second published historical series, compare the instrument, currency and unit on Investing.com’s aluminium historical data. Different references can produce different numbers.

Aluminium Price History Questions

How can I see aluminium price history in India?

Choose daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly records above. Use the graph for movement and the table for exact values.

Does this page show the last 10 years of aluminium prices?

The 10-year link opens the chart view for the available daily records in that range. The page states the first and latest stored trading days.

What is the difference between a close and a supplier quote?

A close is a stored market-reference value for a trading period. A supplier quote also reflects form, alloy, quantity, location, freight, tax and commercial terms.

When the Numbers Need Context

Historical prices help you compare periods. They do not identify the grade, form or delivered cost of a physical order. For product pricing context, review NALCO’s current domestic price page and verify its date and product scope.

Keep the access date when you cite this page. New market sessions change the latest value and can extend the available record.

Check today’s aluminium rate

See the current ₹/kg price, daily change, session high and low, and intraday chart.