Chrome ore stocks at Chinese ports added 3% on week

Published: Apr 24, 2020 16:25

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Chrome ore inventories across Chinese ports continued to increase this week, rising 3% from last Friday to 4.13 million mt as of April 24, showed SMM data.

SHANGHAI, Apr 24 (SMM) – Chrome ore inventories across Chinese ports continued to increase this week, rising 3% from last Friday to 4.13 million mt as of April 24, showed SMM data.

The chrome ore port stocks expanded 1% in the previous week.

As of April 24, inventories at Tianjin port climbed to 3 million mt, stocks at Qinzhou port edged higher to 620,000 mt, while stocks at Lianyungang port shrank slightly to 85,000 mt.

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