TREE NEWS reports: The Shanghai Futures Exchange reported weekly inventory changes across its base metals contracts. Copper stocks rose 15,218 tonnes, while aluminium fell 29,401 tonnes and zinc dropped 2,155 tonnes. Lead declined 5,423 tonnes, nickel 602 tonnes and tin 1,166 tonnes, while natural rubber rose 731 tonnes.
SHFE Weekly Inventories: Copper Up 15,218t, Aluminium Down 29,401t
AI take
The split matters more than the headline: copper building while every other base metal and rubber draws down suggests the copper increase is a copper-specific story, not a broad demand signal. Aluminium's decline, the largest in the set, points to the opposite dynamic. Whether copper's build continues against a falling complex is the open question for anyone tracking Chinese industrial demand.
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