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LME Lead Stockpiles Fall 1,800 Tonnes; Copper Inventories Rise 800 Tonnes

The London Metal Exchange reported a decline in lead inventories of 1,800 tonnes, alongside a 225-tonne drop in aluminium stocks and a 50-tonne decrease each for zinc and tin. Copper stockpiles rose by 800 tonnes, while nickel inventories were unchanged. The exchange’s daily stock data cover its registered warehouses.

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Daily LME warrant data are noisy, so the lead draw alone is less telling than the divergence across the base metals complex: lead, aluminium, zinc and tin all fell while copper built, suggesting inventory movements are metal-specific rather than a single macro signal. For physical traders and fabricators, the copper inflow is the notable counterpoint in an otherwise drawing session, though a single day's figure says little about underlying demand. Whether the copper build extends into a trend, or reverses, is the open question worth tracking.

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