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The aluminium bull might be rearing its head

south32, an Australian-headquartered, diversified mining company listed on the JSE, has tended to take the back seat when it comes to the commodity price euphoria attached to mining shares.

This is probably down to the fact that it doesn’t have the minerals and metals – namely iron ore and copper – that’s been causing the stir in the mining universe. Instead,

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