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LME lead stocks fall 2,750 tonnes, zinc stocks rise 1,575 tonnes
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) reported daily inventory changes for base metals. Tin inventories decreased by 25 tonnes. Zinc inventories increased by 1,575 tonnes. Lead inventories decreased by 2,750 tonnes. Aluminum inventories decreased by 1,000 tonnes. Nickel inventories remained unchanged. Copper inventories increased by 1,750 tonnes. These figures provide a snapshot of supply and demand dynamics in the global metals market, often used by traders and analysts to gauge market tightness. The data is sourced from jin10, a financial information provider.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) reported the following changes in metal inventories:
- Tin: Decreased by 25 tonnes
- Zinc: Increased by 1,575 tonnes
- Lead: Decreased by 2,750 tonnes
- Aluminum: Decreased by 1,000 tonnes
- Nickel: Unchanged
- Copper: Increased by 1,750 tonnes
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LME reports mixed base metal inventory changes with copper rising and lead falling