Nickel ore inventories at Chinese ports fall to 13.41 million wmt

Published: Jul 26, 2019 16:12

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Stocks in metal content slid 900 mt this week to stand at 112,000 mt

SHANGHAI, Jul 26 (SMM) – Nickel ore inventories across all Chinese ports lost 100,000 wmt from a week ago to 13.41 million wmt as of Friday July 26, SMM data showed.

Stocks in metal content slid 900 mt this week to stand at 112,000 mt.

Stocks across seven major Chinese ports fell 70,000 wmt to stand at 11.02 million wmt.

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