Group 1 - As of August 1, 2025, the main contract for Shanghai lead futures closed at 16,735 CNY/ton, with a weekly decline of 1.03% [1] - The opening price for the week was 16,960 CNY/ton, reaching a high of 17,085 CNY/ton and a low of 16,615 CNY/ton, with an increase in open interest by 3,011 contracts compared to the previous week [1] - The London Metal Exchange reported lead registered warrants at 204,150 tons and canceled warrants at 72,350 tons, with total lead inventory increasing by 125 tons to 276,500 tons [2] Group 2 - A lead recycling plant in Northwest China plans to suspend production due to water resource scarcity, market downturn, and raw material shortages, which is expected to reduce national lead output by 5,000 to 10,000 tons in August [2] - The Shanghai Futures Exchange reported lead warehouse receipts at 62,360 tons, an increase of 426 tons from the previous trading day [3] - Jinrui Futures noted that domestic lead prices are following a general decline in non-ferrous metals, with limited recovery in recycled lead production and an expectation of increased consumption as the seasonal peak approaches [4] - Ruida Futures observed that despite price increases, downstream demand remains cautious, with slow inventory depletion in the lead-acid battery sector, indicating a potential for short-term price fluctuations [4]
铅价回调后蓄企补库预期增强 短期有望震荡上行