LME Base Metals Inventories (2017-8-23)

Published: Aug 23, 2017 16:18

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The table below shows inventories of base metals on the LME on August 23.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 23 (SMM) – The table below shows inventories of base metals on the LME on August 23.

SHFE Base Metals Warrants (2017-8-23)

	Inventories (tonne)
	Aug. 23	Change from Aug. 22
Copper	249,525	-6,175
Aluminum	1,314,475	+5,750
Zinc	246,650	-500
Lead	147,250	-200
Nickel	385,974	+438
Tin	1,905	unchange

COMEX Copper Inventories (2017-8-22)

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