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Two 30-day signals — aluminium trading and industrial-equipment procurement — point at the same infrastructure gap. What is moving, and who should act.
Over the past 30 days, two independent market signals from our GCC coverage have converged on the same conclusion: the Gulf's physical-trade economy is outgrowing its digital plumbing. The first signal is in metals — MENA aluminium trading still runs on relationship-driven, largely manual processes at exactly the moment supply has been dislocated and buyers need transparent regional sourcing. According to the International Aluminium Journal , the Gulf smelter recovery and demand for transparent sourcing underscore these limitations. The second is in industrial equipment — UAE constructi…
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