Group 1: Inventory Changes - Copper inventory decreased by 25 units to 165,875 units, with a registered warehouse increase of 100,475 units, representing a 0.58% increase in registered warehouse stock [1][3]. - Aluminum inventory decreased by 50 units to 519,600 units, with registered warehouse stock remaining stable at 484,625 units [1][6]. - Zinc inventory increased by 2,550 units to 64,475 units, with registered warehouse stock at 60,250 units, reflecting a 4.42% increase [1][10]. Group 2: Specific Warehouse Changes - In Changxing, copper inventory increased by 125 units to 79,125 units, with registered warehouse stock at 48,100 units [5]. - In Rotterdam, aluminum inventory decreased by 150 units to 11,275 units, with registered warehouse stock at 11,275 units [6]. - In Singapore, zinc inventory remained stable at 33,575 units, with registered warehouse stock at 31,550 units [10]. Group 3: Overall Market Trends - The overall trend shows a mixed performance across different metals, with some experiencing inventory increases while others see declines [1][3][10]. - The registered warehouse stock for aluminum shows a slight decrease in the percentage of total inventory, indicating potential shifts in market dynamics [3][6]. - The overall inventory levels suggest a cautious market outlook, with fluctuations in supply and demand across various metals [1][3].

Group 1 - The overall inventory levels for various metals show fluctuations, with copper and zinc experiencing increases, while aluminum and tin show decreases in their respective inventories [1][2][4][9][11] - Copper inventory increased by 2,000 tons, representing a 1.23% rise, bringing the total to 164,550 tons [1][4] - Zinc inventory rose by 2,375 tons, marking a 4.29% increase, resulting in a total of 57,750 tons [1][9] Group 2 - Aluminum inventory decreased by 2,500 tons, a 0.47% decline, with the current total at 525,800 tons [1][5] - Tin inventory saw a reduction of 10 tons, reflecting a 0.32% decrease, bringing the total to 3,075 tons [1][11] - The registered warehouse receipts for copper increased by 2.71%, while the cancellation of receipts decreased by 1.06%, indicating a dynamic market for copper [2][4] Group 3 - The registered warehouse receipts for zinc increased by 4.92%, while the cancellation of receipts decreased by 1.97%, suggesting a strengthening demand for zinc [2][9] - The cancellation ratio for aluminum is at 7.68%, indicating a relatively stable market condition [2][5] - The cancellation ratio for tin is at 9.27%, which may reflect a cautious approach among traders [2][11]

》查看更多金属库存信息 LME铅库存 | 地点 | | 前日库存 入库 出库 | | 今日库存 | 变动 | 注册仓单 | 注销仓单 | 注销占比 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 错 | 248050 | 0 | 4500 | 243550 | -4500 | 124325 | 119225 | 48.95% | | 新加坡 | 204100 | 0 | 4500 | 199600 | -4500 | 123700 | 75900 | 38.03% | | 高雄 | 42700 | 0 | 0 | 42700 | 0 | 100 | 42600 | 99.77% | | 重窝那 | 656 | 0 | 0 | ે જેટ ર | 0 | 450 | 475 | 51.35% | | 的里雅斯特 | 200 | 0 | 0 | 200 | 0 | 52 | 175 | 87.50% | | 毕尔巴鄂 | 50 | 0 | 0 | 50 | 0 | 50 | 0 | 0.00% | | 辈川 | 50 | 0 | 0 | 50 ...

Core Insights - The report provides an overview of the changes in LME (London Metal Exchange) inventory levels for various metals, including copper, zinc, aluminum, tin, and lead, indicating fluctuations in supply and demand dynamics in the market. Inventory Changes - **Copper**: The total inventory stands at 159,425 tons, with no change from the previous day. Registered warrants decreased by 1.52% to 6,475 tons, indicating a slight reduction in available supply [1][4]. - **Zinc**: Inventory increased by 275 tons to 52,025 tons, with registered warrants showing a decrease of 0.91% to 5,425 tons, reflecting a stable demand [2][9]. - **Aluminum**: The inventory decreased by 2,300 tons to 260,875 tons, with registered warrants down by 1.66% to 136,525 tons, suggesting a tightening supply [1][5]. - **Tin**: The inventory remains unchanged at 3,160 tons, with registered warrants increasing by 5.56% to 380 tons, indicating a stable market [1][11]. - **Lead**: The inventory decreased by 2,300 tons to 260,875 tons, with registered warrants at 136,525 tons, showing a significant registered warrant percentage of 52.33% [1][7]. Warehouse Specific Changes - **Copper Warehouses**: The largest warehouse, Changxiong, saw an increase of 100 tons, while Rotterdam experienced a decrease of 75 tons [4]. - **Aluminum Warehouses**: The main warehouse in Klang reported a decrease of 1,150 tons, while the Rotterdam warehouse had a registered warrant percentage of 28.99% [5]. - **Zinc Warehouses**: The Singapore warehouse reported a decrease of 50 tons, while the Kaohsiung warehouse increased by 325 tons [9]. Summary of Registered and Cancelled Warrants - **Copper**: Registered warrants decreased by 1.52%, while cancelled warrants accounted for 4.06% of the total inventory [2][4]. - **Zinc**: The cancellation rate for registered warrants was 10.43%, indicating a relatively high turnover in this metal [2][9]. - **Aluminum**: The cancellation rate was 14.78%, reflecting a significant portion of the inventory being withdrawn from registered status [5].

Group 1 - The overall inventory levels for various metals show fluctuations, with copper inventory increasing by 1,425 tons to reach 135,900 tons, reflecting a 1.06% rise [1][4] - Aluminum inventory decreased by 1,800 tons, resulting in a total of 203,700 tons, which is a decline of 0.88% [1][7] - Zinc inventory rose by 800 tons to 34,900 tons, marking a 2.35% increase [1][9] Group 2 - The registered warehouse receipts for copper increased by 0.69%, while the cancellation rate was 8.30% [2][4] - Aluminum registered receipts rose by 0.51%, with a cancellation rate of 7.22% [2][5] - Zinc registered receipts increased by 2.54%, with a cancellation rate of 13.11% [2][9] Group 3 - Specific locations for copper inventory show significant changes, with Kaohsiung reporting an increase of 425 tons, while Rotterdam saw a decrease of 150 tons [4] - For aluminum, the Port Klang location had an increase of 850 tons, while other locations remained stable [5] - Zinc inventory in Singapore increased by 800 tons, while other locations showed minimal changes [9]

Group 1: Inventory Changes - Copper inventory decreased by 400 tons to 134,950 tons, a change of -0.30% [1] - Aluminum inventory decreased by 700 tons to 224,175 tons, a change of -0.31% [1] - Zinc inventory decreased by 300 tons to 34,900 tons, a change of -0.85% [1] - Tin inventory decreased by 40 tons to 2,790 tons, a change of -1.41% [1] - Aluminum alloy inventory remained unchanged at 1,500 tons [1] Group 2: Registered and Cancelled Warehouse Receipts - Registered copper warehouse receipts increased by 100 tons to 120,725 tons, while cancelled receipts decreased by 3.07% to 14,225 tons [2] - Registered aluminum warehouse receipts decreased by 3,225 tons to 404,675 tons, with cancelled receipts at 54,850 tons, a decrease of 5.55% [2] - Registered zinc warehouse receipts increased by 150 tons to 28,775 tons, while cancelled receipts decreased by 6.84% to 6,125 tons [2] - Registered tin warehouse receipts decreased by 0 tons to 2,665 tons, with cancelled receipts at 125 tons, a decrease of 24.24% [2] Group 3: Location-Specific Inventory Changes - In Kaohsiung, copper inventory decreased by 400 tons to 53,475 tons, with registered receipts at 49,575 tons [4] - In Rotterdam, aluminum inventory remained unchanged at 3,575 tons, with registered receipts at 2,450 tons [5] - In Singapore, zinc inventory decreased by 450 tons to 31,900 tons, with registered receipts at 25,800 tons [9] - In various locations, tin inventory changes were noted, with the highest cancellation rate in Kaohsiung at 0% [11]

Group 1: Inventory Changes - Copper inventory increased by 75 units, representing a 0.05% rise, with a total of 136,925 units [1] - Zinc inventory decreased by 600 units, showing a 1.70% decline, totaling 34,700 units [1] - Aluminum inventory decreased by 4,375 units, reflecting a 1.79% drop, with a total of 239,750 units [1] - Tin inventory decreased by 25 units, resulting in a 0.91% decline, totaling 2,720 units [1] Group 2: Registered and Cancelled Warehouse Receipts - Registered warehouse receipts for copper decreased by 1.12%, totaling 126,150 units, while cancelled receipts increased by 16.17% to 10,775 units [2] - For zinc, registered receipts increased by 1.74% to 24,850 units, while cancelled receipts decreased by 9.43% to 9,850 units [2] - Aluminum registered receipts remained unchanged at 76,475 units, with cancelled receipts at 163,275 units, representing 68.10% of the total [7] Group 3: Location-Specific Inventory Changes - In Kaohsiung, copper inventory increased by 200 units to 53,450 units [4] - Rotterdam saw a decrease in copper inventory by 50 units, totaling 14,350 units [4] - Singapore's aluminum inventory remained stable at 275 units [5] - Zinc inventory in Singapore decreased by 900 units, totaling 32,950 units [9]

Core Insights - The report highlights the changes in inventory levels for various metals, including copper, aluminum, zinc, nickel, and tin, indicating fluctuations in supply and demand dynamics in the market [1][3][5][7][9][11][13]. Inventory Changes - **Copper**: The total inventory decreased from 138,800 to 138,350 tons, a reduction of 450 tons, with a registered warehouse inventory of 129,800 tons and a cancellation ratio of 6.18% [1][3]. - **Aluminum**: The inventory remained stable at 498,975 tons, with a slight decrease of 4,975 tons from the previous day. The registered warehouse inventory is 405,700 tons, and the cancellation ratio is 18.69% [1][5]. - **Zinc**: The inventory decreased from 38,600 to 38,350 tons, a drop of 250 tons, with a registered warehouse inventory of 24,400 tons and a cancellation ratio of 36.38% [1][9]. - **Nickel**: The inventory increased from 243,258 to 246,756 tons, an increase of 3,498 tons, with a registered warehouse inventory of 240,486 tons and a cancellation ratio of 2.54% [1][13]. - **Tin**: The inventory rose from 2,385 to 2,575 tons, an increase of 190 tons, with a registered warehouse inventory of 2,340 tons and a cancellation ratio of 9.13% [1][11]. Regional Inventory Insights - **Copper**: Significant changes were noted in various locations, with the highest cancellation ratio observed in the location "हा" at 14.39% [3]. - **Aluminum**: The highest cancellation ratio was recorded in Rotterdam at 31.47%, indicating potential supply constraints in that region [5]. - **Zinc**: The inventory in Singapore showed a decrease, reflecting a tightening supply in that market [9]. - **Nickel**: The inventory in high-demand regions like Singapore and 高雄 showed increases, suggesting a potential shift in market dynamics [13].

Group 1: Inventory Changes - Copper inventory decreased by 350 tons, totaling 144,425 tons, with a change of -0.24% [1] - Aluminum inventory decreased by 1,225 tons, totaling 515,925 tons, with a change of -0.24% [1] - Zinc inventory decreased by 600 tons, totaling 43,800 tons, with a change of -1.35% [1] - Tin inventory increased by 45 tons, totaling 2,740 tons, with a change of +1.67% [1] - Aluminum alloy inventory remained unchanged at 1,500 tons [1] Group 2: Registered and Cancelled Warrants - For copper, registered warrants increased by 1 to 133,025 tons, while cancelled warrants decreased by 3.18% to 11,400 tons [2] - For aluminum, registered warrants increased by 0.12% to 407,850 tons, while cancelled warrants decreased by 1.55% to 108,075 tons [2] - For zinc, registered warrants remained unchanged at 30,725 tons, while cancelled warrants decreased by 4.39% to 13,075 tons [2] - For tin, registered warrants increased by 0.64% to 2,355 tons, while cancelled warrants increased by 8.45% to 385 tons [2] Group 3: Location-Specific Inventory Changes - In Kaohsiung, copper inventory increased by 50 tons to 52,300 tons [4] - In Rotterdam, copper inventory decreased by 100 tons to 17,100 tons [4] - In Klang, aluminum inventory decreased by 1,500 tons to 340,025 tons [5] - In Singapore, zinc inventory decreased by 600 tons to 43,700 tons [9] - In Hamburg, tin inventory remained unchanged at 3,075 tons [11]

Group 1 - The overall inventory levels for various metals show a decline in copper and zinc, while aluminum remains stable, and tin has seen a slight increase [1][2][4] - Copper inventory decreased by 1,325 tons, representing a 0.86% drop, with a total of 152,625 tons in stock [1][4] - Zinc inventory decreased by 375 tons, a 0.74% decline, bringing the total to 50,150 tons [1][9] Group 2 - Aluminum inventory remained unchanged at 485,275 tons, with no new entries or exits reported [1][5] - Tin inventory increased by 25 tons, a 0.95% rise, resulting in a total of 2,645 tons [1][11] - The registered warehouse receipts for copper decreased by 17.13%, while the cancellation rate for zinc was reported at 34.50% [2][9]