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LME inventories: lead falls 3,825t, zinc rises 1,875t

London Metal Exchange warehouse stocks moved in mixed directions, with lead inventories falling 3,825 tonnes and zinc rising 1,875 tonnes. Copper stocks dropped 150 tonnes, tin slipped 25 tonnes and nickel declined 24 tonnes, while aluminium stocks were unchanged.

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The divergence between lead and zinc is the notable signal here: lead drawdowns of this size usually point to tighter nearby availability, while zinc builds suggest the opposite. With copper, tin and nickel all posting only marginal declines and aluminium flat, the broader base-metals complex looks quiet rather than directional. Whether the lead outflow reflects genuine consumption or just warehouse reshuffling is the open question, and that will show up in whether the draw continues.

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