Chrome ore port stocks fall 0.69% on week

Published: Dec 29, 2018 10:27

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Stocks stood at 2.86 million mt as of Friday Dec 28

SHANGHAI, Dec 29 (SMM) – Chrome ore inventories across Chinese ports shrank 0.69% from last Friday and stood at 2.86 million mt as of Friday December 28.

A drop of 60,000 mt, to 1.63 million mt, of chrome ore stocks at Tianjin port accounted for the overall decline. Inventories at Qinzhou port in Guangdong province accumulated some 40,000 mt to 570,000 mt, SMM data showed.

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