July 6th LME Metal inventory and cancellation Warehouse receipt data

Published: Jul 06, 2020 16:55 (GMT+8)
Source: Mandarin Finance and Economics

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On July 6th, LME copper inventory dropped by 8525 tons, while aluminum inventory decreased by 4500 tons.

Inventory changes of each specific warehouse

Copper inventory reduced by 8525 tons, concentrated in Busan warehouse

Aluminum inventory decreased by 4500 tons from Klang and Johor warehouses

Lead inventory decreased by 1875 tons, mainly from Kaohsiung warehouse

Zinc stocks decreased by 250 tons, while stocks in Kaohsiung and Singapore decreased.

Tin inventory increased by 300 tons from Kaohsiung and Kaohsiung warehouses

Nickel inventory decreased by 48 tons from Rotterdam warehouse

On July 6th, LME copper cancelled warehouse receipts decreased by 4.1%, and registered warehouse receipts decreased by 4.2%.

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