Shanghai Inventories Increasing over 10,000 Tonnes

Published: Nov 3, 2017 17:10

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As per SMM research, this week Shanghai inventories gain an obvious increase of about 10,000 tonnes.

SHANGHAI, Nov.3 (SMM)－As per SMM research, this week Shanghai inventories gain an obvious increase of about 10,000 tonnes. SMM thinks on one hand, Tianjin stocks are shipped to Shanghai. On the other hand, consumption is weak.

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