TREE NEWS reports: The London Metal Exchange reported warehouse inventory changes across its metals contracts: zinc stocks rose 2,375 tonnes, while copper fell 1,325 tonnes, tin fell 5 tonnes, aluminium fell 750 tonnes, lead fell 750 tonnes and nickel fell 216 tonnes. The figures reflect daily movements in LME-registered warehouses.
LME: Zinc Stocks Up 2,375t; Copper Down 1,325t
The standout is the divergence: zinc builds while every other base metal in the report draws down, which suggests the flows are warehouse- or contract-specific rather than a broad demand signal. With copper, aluminium, lead, tin and nickel all declining together, the direction of LME inventories — not the daily tonnage — is the thing worth tracking, particularly whether zinc's build continues against that backdrop.
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