SHFE Base Metals Warrants (2017-10-19)

Published: Oct 20, 2017 09:56

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The table below shows warrants of base metals on the SHFE on October 19.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 20 (SMM) – The table below shows warrants of base metals on the SHFE on October 19.

LME Base Metals Inventories (2017-10-19)

	On Warrant (tonne)
	Oct. 19	Change
Copper	38,782	-150
Aluminum	576,961	-576
Lead	15,420	-199
Zinc	24,811	-523
Tin	8,287	-10
Nickel	38,215	-54

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