TREE NEWS reports: The London Metal Exchange reported mixed inventory moves in its latest update: zinc stocks fell 1,950 tonnes and copper declined 1,075 tonnes, while lead dropped 200 tonnes and tin rose 25 tonnes. Aluminum and nickel inventories were unchanged.
LME inventories: zinc down 1,950t, copper down 1,075t; aluminum, nickel flat
The split matters more than the headline: base metals tied to industrial and electrification demand drew down while aluminum and nickel sat still, suggesting the flow is selective rather than a broad restock or destock cycle. For RWA and commodity-token watchers, exchange stockpiles remain the reference point that tokenized claims are priced against, so divergent moves across metals complicate any single "tightness" narrative. Whether zinc and copper continue drawing while the flat metals stay flat is the open question.
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