Shanghai bonded copper stocks added 14,500 mt on week

Published: Oct 30, 2020 14:10

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Stocks of copper in Shanghai bonded areas increased for the thirteenth consecutive week, as overseas arrivals increased.

SHANGHAI, Oct 30 (SMM) — Stocks of copper in Shanghai bonded areas increased for the thirteenth consecutive week, as overseas arrivals increased.

SMM data showed that the stocks expanded 14,500 mt from the prior week to 360,500 mt as of Friday October 30.

The import loss remained around 300-400 yuan/mt with no import chance and sluggish demand for customs declaration. Few transactions have been made in the overseas trade market. The traders shipped their cargoes to bonded warehouses. This also accounted for the continuous increase of bonded inventories.

Copper Inventory data Shanghai bonded area

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