Group 1 - The London Metal Exchange (LME) reported that copper inventories initially increased and then decreased, reaching a nearly seven-month high of 166,925 tons on December 17, before falling to the latest level of 157,750 tons [1] - The Shanghai Futures Exchange indicated a slight rebound in copper inventories, with a weekly increase of 7.18% to 95,805 tons, which is relatively low for the past three months [1] - International copper inventories decreased by 1,995 tons to 10,746 tons [1] Group 2 - The New York copper inventory continued to rise, reaching a new phase high of 466,886 tons [2] - Generally, a continuous decline in domestic and international exchange inventories tends to support copper prices, while an increase may exert downward pressure on prices [2] Group 3 - Inventory data from the three major exchanges since December 2025 shows fluctuations in copper stocks, with specific figures recorded for each day [3] - The comparison of copper inventories across the three major exchanges since the beginning of 2023 highlights trends and changes in stock levels [4]
伦铜库存自近七个月高位回落 沪铜库存小幅回升
Wen Hua Cai Jing·2025-12-23 05:39