Shanghai-bonded copper stocks extend decline by 16,500 mt on week

Published: Sep 20, 2019 13:58 (GMT+8)

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Stocks shrank 16,500 mt from Sep 12 stand at 310,500 mt as of Sep 20

SHANGHAI, Sep 20 (SMM) – Copper stocks across Shanghai bonded areas this week continued their slide that began since May, showed an SMM survey.

Stocks shrank 16,500 mt from Thursday September 12 and 277,500 mt from April 26 to stand at 310,500 mt as of Friday September 20.

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