Copper inventory: LME copper inventory decreased by 250 tons to 113,52

Published: Mar 7, 2024 17:07

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Copper inventory: LME copper inventory decreased by 250 tons to 113,525 tons on March 7.
Aluminum inventory: LME aluminum inventory decreased by 1,575 tons to 580,325 tons on March 7.
Lead inventory: LME lead inventory decreased by 200 tons to 191,600 tons on March 7.
Zinc inventory: LME zinc inventory decreased by 2,325 tons to 272,575 tons on March 7.
Tin inventory: LME tin inventory decreased by 155 tons to 5,365 tons on March 7.
Nickel inventory: LME nickel inventory decreased by 210 tons to 73,704 tons on March 7.

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