TREE NEWS reports: The London Metal Exchange reported declines across most base metals inventories. Copper stocks fell 2,200 tonnes, nickel dropped 1,314 tonnes, zinc declined 575 tonnes, lead decreased 750 tonnes and tin slipped 45 tonnes. Aluminium inventories were unchanged.
LME: Copper Stocks Fall 2,200t, Nickel Down 1,314t
Inventory draws of this breadth across LME warehouses point to tighter near-term availability rather than a single-metal story, with aluminium the lone holdout. That matters for anyone tracking physical tightness in industrial metals, which sit closer to the RWA conversation than most crypto-native assets. Whether the declines reflect genuine consumption or routine warehouse reshuffling is the open question; the aluminium flatline is the detail worth watching next.
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