July 17 LME Metal inventory and cancellation Warehouse receipt data

Published: Jul 17, 2020 16:47

Source: Mandarin Finance and Economics

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On July 17th, LME copper inventory decreased by 2450 tons, and aluminum inventory decreased by 4125 tons.

Inventory changes of each specific warehouse

Copper stocks decreased by 2450 tons, with the largest drop in Rotterdam warehouses.

Aluminum stocks decreased by 4125 tons, from Klang and Johor warehouses.

Lead stocks decreased by 25 tons, from Chicago warehouses.

Zinc stocks decreased by 125 tons, most of which were contributed by warehouses in Rotterdam and Johor.

Tin inventory fell by 20 tons, with a drop from Los Angeles warehouses.

Nickel stocks fell by 222 tons, and more than 90% of the decline came from Singapore warehouses.

July 17th LME copper cancellation warehouse receipts increased by 4%, aluminum cancellation warehouse receipts increased by 3%

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