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From the above point of view, CBI learned from survey that lead-zinc industry respond moderately. First of all, "Reserves" is not for the main national or local government, but is the way that the local government helped local non-ferrous metal manufacturers be out of the plight and resolve part of their cash flow problems in order to safeguard the people's livelihood; second, the enterprise can maintain production before New Year, However, the actual domestic situation of supply and demand has not improved, there exists stock price risk in enterprises inventories for reserves, and profit and loss state does not be reversed.
CBI believes the Yunnan provincial government plan boosts local non-ferrous metals in short-term; however, it has no major substantive promotion for the overall domestic market conditions. In addition to Guangxi province relevant leaders follow up some reserve plans at present, other major non-ferrous metals provinces have no response.
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