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LME nickel stocks surge over 4,200 tonnes, copper stocks up 6,325 tonnes
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) reported daily inventory changes for major base metals. Zinc inventories rose by 1,675 tonnes, copper inventories increased by 6,325 tonnes, and nickel inventories grew by 4,248 tonnes. Lead inventories climbed by 1,325 tonnes. Conversely, tin inventories fell by 230 tonnes, and aluminum inventories decreased by 250 tonnes. These figures provide a snapshot of supply dynamics in the global metals market, as tracked by the LME, a key exchange for industrial metals trading.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) reported the following changes in metal inventories:
- Zinc: +1,675 tonnes
- Copper: +6,325 tonnes
- Tin: –230 tonnes
- Aluminum: –250 tonnes
- Nickel: +4,248 tonnes
- Lead: +1,325 tonnes
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金十数据Neutral / independent
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LME reports mixed base metal inventory changes with copper rising and lead falling