Exports extend gains in Shanghai-bonded copper stocks

Published: Nov 30, 2018 17:06

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Copper stocks across Shanghai bonded areas increased by 3,200 mt from a week ago to stand at 408,600 mt as of Friday Nov 30

SHANGHAI, Nov 30 (SMM) – Copper stocks across Shanghai bonded areas increased by 3,200 mt from a week earlier to stand at 408,600 mt as of Friday November 30, SMM data showed.

Domestic smelters stepped up export shipments and this accounted for the gains.

Inventory data Copper

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