Published: Sep 20, 2023 15:08
LME released data showing that after the LME inventory fell to the lowest level in more than a year at the end of April, it entered a relatively smooth upward path. Last week, the LME inventory continued to accumulate, and this Monday the inventory increased to a three-year high of 7050 tons. Yesterday, the inventory fell back, and the latest inventory level was 6955 tons. The Shanghai Futures Exchange released data showing that as of September 15, the Shanghai tin inventory fell, with the weekly inventory down 5.59% to 7735 tons, the lowest level in more than seven months.

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