TREE NEWS reports: The London Metal Exchange reported mixed inventory movements across its metals. Copper stocks rose 325 tonnes and nickel stocks jumped 6,048 tonnes, while zinc fell 1,600 tonnes and lead dropped 1,550 tonnes. Aluminium and tin inventories were unchanged.
LME: Copper Stock Up 325t, Nickel Up 6,048t; Zinc Down 1,600t
AI take
The nickel build stands out against the rest of the complex: a single-session increase of that size shifts the near-term supply picture more than the modest copper gain or the zinc and lead draws. Because aluminium and tin were flat, the report reads as a rotation within LME sheds rather than a broad demand signal. Whether nickel arrivals keep outpacing the draws in zinc and lead is the open question for the next few sessions.
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