Futures prices for aluminum, which were already at levels not seen since 2011, jumped sharply this week as a coup in Guinea sparked fears of supply disruptions. Guinea, in West Africa, is the third largest producer of bauxite, behind China and Australia, and holds the world’s largest reserves of aluminum’s base ore. Forbes: Guinea Coup…
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