Shanghai Futures Exchange Precious Metals and Non-Ferrous Metal Warehouse Receipt Daily Report: Copper warehouse receipts decrease, silver increase

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-13T01:14:21+00:00

As of March 13, the Shanghai Futures Exchange's precious metals and non-ferrous metals warehouse receipt changes show that warehouse receipts for copper, tin, and gold have decreased, while warehouse receipts for aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, alumina, and silver have all increased. International copper warehouse receipts have also risen.

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2026-04-13 01:14:21

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March 13th, Shanghai Futures Exchange precious metals and non-ferrous metals warehouse receipt and change data: Copper futures warehouse receipts 315,063 tons, a decrease of 11,264 tons compared to the previous trading day; Aluminum futures warehouse receipts 361,968 tons, an increase of 3,333 tons compared to the previous trading day; Zinc futures warehouse receipts 86,093 tons, an increase of 398 tons compared to the previous trading day; Lead futures warehouse receipts 67,019 tons, an increase of 3,750 tons compared to the previous trading day; Nickel futures warehouse receipts 56,462 tons, an increase of 2,558 tons compared to the previous trading day; Tin futures warehouse receipts 12,273 tons, a decrease of 87 tons compared to the previous trading day; Alumina futures warehouse receipts 373,960 tons, an increase of 16,413 tons compared to the previous trading day; Alumina factory warehouse receipts 1,500 tons, unchanged from the previous trading day; Gold futures warehouse receipts 105,417 kilograms, a decrease of 3 kilograms compared to the previous trading day; Silver futures warehouse receipts 326,566 kilograms, an increase of 16,592 kilograms compared to the previous trading day; International copper futures warehouse receipts 15,870 tons, an increase of 1,003 tons compared to the previous trading day.

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