shrapnelcrypto| LME non-ferrous metal warehouse receipt update: copper reduced by 450 tons, lead reduced by 4350 tons, aluminum inventories dropped significantly

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[London Metal Exchange (LME) Non-ferrous Metals Registration Warehouse Receipt Report Update]

Morning of May 22shrapnelcryptoUpdated data from LME non-ferrous metal registration and cancellation warehouse receipts shows that the number of copper registered warehouse receipts reached 96625 tons, a net decrease compared with the number of cancelled warehouse receipts of 13625 tons.shrapnelcrypto450 tons.

The number of registered warehouse receipts for aluminum reached 607975 tons, and the number of cancelled warehouse receipts was 517200 tons, resulting in a net decrease of 19000 tons.

The registered warehouse receipts for nickel were 78930 tons, and the cancelled warehouse receipts were 5160 tons, with a net decrease of 288 tons.

The registered warehouse receipts for zinc were 224925 tons, and the cancelled warehouse receipts were 32700 tons, with a net decrease of 900 tons.

The registered warehouse receipts for lead were 151850 tons, and the cancelled warehouse receipts were 50700 tons, with a net decrease of 4350 tons.

The registered warehouse receipts for tin were 4830 tons, and the cancelled warehouse receipts were 115 tons, with a net decrease of 25 tons.