SHANGHAI, Apr 3 (SMM) – Inventories of silicon metal across Huangpu port, Kunming city and Tianjin port declined 3,000 mt from a week ago to 51,000 mt as of Friday April 3, showed SMM data.
The amounts of cargoes flowing in and out of warehouses at ports fell significantly from last week as traders mostly depleted their inventories and slowed down purchases on falling export orders, on the backdrop of the lockdown of some South-east Asian countries and suspension of overseas producers that consume Chinese silicon amid the COVID-19 pandemic.


![Low Willingness to Sell among Manufacturers, Weak Futures and Spot Prices [SMM SiMn Weekly Review]](https://imgqn.smm.cn/usercenter/TdoSs20251217171724.jpeg)
![[SMM Manganese Ore Weekly Review] Demand Lacks Strength, Wait-and-See Sentiment Dominates](https://imgqn.smm.cn/usercenter/QmrGh20251217171725.jpg)
![Futures and spot prices strengthen in tandem, but demand-side concerns linger. Weakening prices outside China are driving a continuous recovery of the price spread between Chinese and overseas markets [ADC12 Price Daily Review]](https://imgqn.smm.cn/usercenter/aNMzb20251217171724.jpg)
