Big changes in global metal stocks!

According to the latest global inventory data, on 14 August, tin, lead and aluminium metal stocks on the London Metal Exchange

 all fell to varying degrees. Specifically, tin stocks fell to 4,400 tonnes, a decrease of 125 tonnes, the lowest level in three months; 

lead stocks also fell to 202,800 tonnes, a decrease of 4,375 tonnes, a two-month low; while aluminium stocks fell by 3,700 tonnes to 896,200 tonnes,

 also a new low since March.Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Meanwhile, copper stocks rose, by 1,800 tonnes to 307,425 tonnes, the highest level in almost four years and eleven months.

 Zinc and nickel stocks also showed decreases of 875 tonnes and 24 tonnes respectively. In addition, stocks of aluminium alloys 

decreased by 24 tonnes and now stand at 1,600 tonnes.