Group 1 - The London Metal Exchange (LME) reported that tin inventory initially decreased and then increased, reaching a two-year low of 1,690 tons on July 23, before rising to 1,855 tons in the latest report [1] - The Shanghai Futures Exchange indicated that tin inventory continued to rise, with a weekly increase of 3.76% to 7,417 tons, marking a one-and-a-half-month high [1] - Generally, declining inventories in domestic and international exchanges support price levels, while increasing inventories may exert downward pressure on prices [3] Group 2 - A comparison of LME and Shanghai Futures Exchange tin inventories since July 2025 shows fluctuations in inventory levels, with LME inventory decreasing from 2,220 tons at the beginning of July to 1,690 tons by July 23, followed by a slight recovery [4][5] - The latest data indicates that LME inventory is at 1,855 tons as of July 29, while the Shanghai Futures Exchange inventory stands at 7,417 tons as of July 25 [5]
沪锡库存继续回升 增至一半月新高
Wen Hua Cai Jing·2025-07-30 05:53