April 15 LME Metal inventory and write-off receipt data

Published: Apr 15, 2020 16:33 (GMT+8)

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LME copper stocks increased by 1450 tons and aluminum stocks increased by 13550 tons

Inventory changes in specific warehouses

Copper inventory increased by 1450 tons, Busan warehouse inventory increased greatly

Aluminum stocks increased by 13550 tons as a result of the increase in Basheng stocks

Lead stocks increased by 525 tons, with Chicago warehouses growing the most

Zinc stocks increased by 2450 tons due to increased stocks in Singapore

Tin stocks fell by 325 tons, mostly from Basheng Port warehouses

Nickel stocks decreased by 72 tons from Kaohsiung and Rotterdam warehouses

April 15 LME copper write-off warehouse receipt increased by 4.35%, the proportion of write-off rose to 17%

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