virtualroulettewheel| Changes in LME non-ferrous metal inventories: copper and aluminum inventories increased, nickel, zinc, lead and tin decreased

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London Metal Exchange (LME) latest inventory dynamics: LME metals inventory report showsvirtualroulettewheel, inventories of copper, aluminum, nickel and other metals increased, while inventories of zinc, lead, and tin declined.

Copper inventories increased slightly to 110250 tons, an increase of 2050 tons. Aluminum inventories increased significantly, reaching 1125175 tons, an increase of 32875 tons. Nickel inventories also showed an upward trend. The current inventory level is 84090 tons, an increase of 2016 tons from the previous trading day.

At the same time, zinc inventories fell slightly, with the latest data showing 257625 tons, a decrease of 900 tons from yesterday. Lead stocks have decreased significantly. Current stocks are 202550 tons, a decrease of 4350 tons from yesterday. Tin stocks have also dropped slightly, currently at 4945 tons, a decrease of 50 tons.

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