July 27th LME Metal inventory and cancellation Warehouse receipt data

Published: Jul 27, 2020 16:33
Source: Mandarin Finance and Economics

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July 27th LME aluminum stocks increased by 19225 tons, lead stocks increased by 10100 tons.

Inventory changes of each specific warehouse

Copper stocks fell by 3700 tons, with Rotterdam stocks falling the most

Aluminum inventory increases by 19225 tons, Singapore inventory increases greatly

Lead stocks soared by 10100 tons, mainly due to inventory growth in Europe

Zinc stocks increased by another 4325 tons, with the increase coming from Singapore.

Tin inventory decreased by 75 tons, mainly from Singapore warehouses.

Nickel inventory increased by 312 tons from Singapore warehouse

On July 27th, LME copper cancelled warehouse receipts decreased by 0.33%, and the proportion of cancelled warehouse receipts rose to 64.79%.

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