TREE NEWS reports: The London Metal Exchange reported a 6,000-tonne increase in zinc inventories, alongside declines in other base metals. Aluminium stocks fell 250 tonnes, tin 15 tonnes, lead 1,575 tonnes, nickel 636 tonnes and copper 1,750 tonnes.
LME inventories: zinc up 6,000t, tin and aluminium down
The split matters more than the headline: zinc was the only base metal to build, while copper, lead, nickel, aluminium and tin all drew down. That divergence suggests the broader exchange picture is still one of tight availability, with zinc the exception rather than the rule. For RWA and tokenized-metal watchers, exchange inventory prints remain a key read on physical backing conditions. Whether zinc's build extends across future reports, or proves a one-off against continued draws elsewhere, is the open question.
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