Shanghai-bonded zinc stocks rose for 3 consecutive weeks

Published: Mar 6, 2020 13:19

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SMM data showed that Shanghai bonded zinc stocks gained 1,200 mt in the week ended March 6 to 75,000 mt, after an 800 mt increase in the previous week.

SHANGHAI, Mar 6 (SMM) – Inventories of zinc ingot across Shanghai-bonded areas rose for a third straight week this week, as logistics in China have largely recovered.

SMM data showed that Shanghai bonded zinc stocks gained 1,200 mt in the week ended March 6 to 75,000 mt, after an 800 mt increase in the previous week.

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