LME zinc inventory falls 625 tons to 55,875 tons

LME zinc inventory falls 625 tons to 55,875 tons

The London Metal Exchange (LME) zinc inventory has decreased significantly, dropping by 625 tons to reach 55,875 tons as of July 2, 2025. This reduction in inventory levels is a notable development in the global zinc market, reflecting changes in supply and demand dynamics.

The latest data from the LME indicates that the zinc inventory has been declining steadily over the past few weeks. The decrease in inventory levels may be attributed to various factors, including increased demand from industries such as construction and manufacturing, as well as changes in mining and processing activities.

The current zinc price on the LME stands at $2,839.5 per metric ton, marking a 20.5% increase from the previous month's closing price of $2,819. This price movement suggests that market participants are responding to the reduced inventory levels, potentially anticipating further price appreciation.

The LME zinc inventory data is crucial for investors and financial professionals who are monitoring the zinc market. The decrease in inventory levels could signal a tightening supply situation, potentially leading to further price increases in the near future.

For more information on the latest zinc market data, refer to the LME's official website [NUMBER: 1].

References:

1. [Westmetall Market Data](https://www.westmetall.com/en/markdaten.php)
2. [Metal.com Zinc LME](https://www.metal.com/Zinc/LME_ZS_3M)