9月26日LME金属库存及注销仓单数据

Core Insights - The article provides an overview of the changes in metal inventories at the London Metal Exchange (LME), highlighting fluctuations in stock levels for various metals including copper, aluminum, zinc, tin, and nickel. Inventory Changes - Copper inventory decreased by 500 tons to 143,900 tons, with registered warrants at 134,025 tons and cancellations at 9,875 tons, reflecting a cancellation rate of 6.86% [1][2][4]. - Aluminum inventory fell by 2,100 tons to 515,600 tons, with registered warrants at 412,775 tons and cancellations at 102,825 tons, resulting in a cancellation rate of 19.94% [1][2][5]. - Zinc inventory dropped by 825 tons to 41,950 tons, with registered warrants at 30,625 tons and cancellations at 11,325 tons, indicating a cancellation rate of 27.00% [1][2][9]. - Tin inventory decreased by 105 tons to 2,670 tons, with registered warrants at 2,220 tons and cancellations at 450 tons, leading to a cancellation rate of 16.85% [1][2][11]. - Nickel inventory increased by 1,188 tons to 231,312 tons, with registered warrants at 224,532 tons and cancellations at 6,780 tons, showing a cancellation rate of 2.93% [1][2][13]. Regional Inventory Details - In the copper inventory, the largest stock was in Kaohsiung with 53,800 tons, while Rotterdam had 15,825 tons [4]. - For aluminum, the largest stock was in Port Klang with 335,050 tons, and the lowest was in Detroit with 125 tons [5]. - Zinc inventory was primarily located in Singapore with 41,850 tons, while Hong Kong had a minimal stock of 75 tons [9]. - Tin inventory was highest in the Yangtze region with 2,775 tons, and the lowest was in Baltimore with 10 tons [11]. - Nickel inventory was concentrated in the Yangtze region with 231,312 tons, while Baltimore had a minimal stock of 108 tons [13].