Shanghai-bonded copper stocks extend decline by 9,000 mt on week

Published: Aug 23, 2019 15:50

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Stocks shrank 9,000 mt from a week ago and 236,500 mt from Apr 26, to stand at 351,500 mt as of Aug 23

SHANGHAI, Aug 23 (SMM) – Copper stocks across Shanghai bonded areas this week continued their slide that began since May, showed an SMM survey.

Stocks shrank 9,000 mt from a week ago and 236,500 mt from April 26, to stand at 351,500 mt as of Friday August 23.

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