Copper Inventories in China Bonded Area Hold Stable

Published: Nov 25, 2016 19:27

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China’s copper inventories in bonded area held stable in the week ending Nov. 25, SMM learns.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 25 (SMM) – China’s copper inventories in bonded area were 470,000 tonnes in the week ending Nov. 25, unchanged on a weekly basis, SMM reports.

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