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Aluminum price spike from Mideast war fans costs for US solar industry

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By Arpan Varghese Verified
| Mining Verified
Commercial US solar customers are seeing installation costs spike as the war in Iran chokes supply of aluminum and makes racking systems more expensive, compounding financial pressures on an industry already grappling with elevated silver prices. Aluminum is vital for solar racking components such as rails, clamps and brackets to mount solar panels.
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US companies project resilience amid rising Iran war risks and costs

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| ColoradoBiz Magazine Verified
The new GM logo is seen on the facade of the General Motors headquarters in Detroit, Michigan, U.S., March 16, 2021. Picture taken March 16, 2021. REUTERS/Rebecca Cook/File Photo/File Photo (Reuters) – Top American companies from GM to Coca-Cola are trying to reassure investors they can weather the financial fallout from the Iran war, even as surging fuel and packaging costs threaten margins.
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US companies project resilience even as Iran war risks mount

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By Arpan Varghese Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
April 28 (Reuters) - Top American companies from GM to Coca-Cola are trying to reassure investors they can weather the financial fallout from the Iran war, even as surging fuel and packaging costs threaten margins. Oil prices have jumped since the start of the conflict, driving ‌up input costs across industries already pressured by U.S. tariffs. The increase is forcing companies to weigh price increases at a time when ‌consumers are showing signs of strain.
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