LME copper inventory falls 2,000 tons to 120,400 tons; LME aluminum inventory falls 2,100 tons to 359,900 tons

LME copper inventory falls 2,000 tons to 120,400 tons; LME aluminum inventory falls 2,100 tons to 359,900 tons

June 10, 2025

LME copper and aluminum inventories have fallen significantly, according to recent market reports. The LME copper inventory has decreased by 2,000 tons to 120,400 tons, while the LME aluminum inventory has dropped by 2,100 tons to 359,900 tons.

The decline in copper inventories reflects a tightening supply-demand balance, with copper prices remaining resilient despite the recent market fluctuations. The drop in aluminum inventories can be attributed to increased demand from various industries, including automotive and construction, which have been driving up aluminum prices [1].

The decrease in inventories is likely to impact future price movements, as lower stockpiles can lead to higher prices if demand remains strong. Investors and financial professionals should closely monitor these developments, as they may influence the broader commodity markets.

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[1] https://news.metal.com/newscontent/103365734