11月21日LME金属库存及注销仓单数据

Core Insights - The report highlights the changes in LME (London Metal Exchange) inventory levels for various metals, indicating fluctuations in supply and demand dynamics in the market. Inventory Changes - Copper inventory increased by 725 tons, reaching a total of 155,750 tons, reflecting a rise of 0.47% [1] - Aluminum inventory decreased by 2,050 tons, totaling 545,950 tons, which is a decline of 0.37% [1] - Zinc inventory saw an increase of 100 tons, bringing the total to 47,425 tons, marking a rise of 0.21% [1] - Lead inventory remained unchanged at 2,53482 tons, with a slight decrease of 0.18% in registered warrants [1] - Tin inventory remained stable at 3,085 tons, with no change reported [1] Warehouse Specific Changes - In the copper category, the registered warrants decreased by 16.60% to 5,525 tons, while the total inventory increased by 1.23% [2] - For aluminum, the registered warrants increased by 7.99% to 61,850 tons, while the total inventory decreased by 1.35% [2] - Zinc registered warrants decreased by 13.99% to 3,075 tons, with a total inventory increase of 1.37% [2] - The aluminum category showed a significant registered warrant percentage of 54.94%, indicating a high level of inventory tied up in warrants [2] Location-Based Inventory - Specific locations such as Kaohsiung and Rotterdam reported varying changes in inventory levels, with Kaohsiung's copper inventory increasing by 1,800 tons [4] - The aluminum inventory in locations like Klang and Kaohsiung showed consistent levels, while Rotterdam's registered warrants saw a significant increase [5] - Zinc inventory in Singapore decreased by 375 tons, while Kaohsiung's inventory increased by 450 tons [9] Summary of Registered and Cancelled Warrants - The overall trend indicates a mixed performance across different metals, with some experiencing increases in inventory while others face declines in registered warrants [2][4][5]