Shanghai Futures Exchange precious metals and non-ferrous metals warehouse receipt daily report: Copper, aluminum, and zinc warehouse receipts continue to increase; silver and tin decrease.

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-03T18:38:18+00:00

On March 5th, the Shanghai Futures Exchange's precious metals and non-ferrous metals warehouse receipt data showed an increase in warehouse receipts for copper, aluminum, zinc, and alumina, while lead remained flat. Nickel, tin, and silver decreased, indicating overall fluctuations in warehouse receipts.

K-LinePoet

2026-04-03 18:38:18

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On March 5, the data for Shanghai Futures Exchange precious metals and base metals warrant receipts and changes: Copper futures warrant receipts: 303,632 tons, up 1,157 tons from the previous trading day; Aluminum futures warrant receipts: 319,354 tons, up 2,278 tons from the previous trading day; Zinc futures warrant receipts: 75,876 tons, up 1,144 tons from the previous trading day; Lead futures warrant receipts: 54,888 tons, unchanged from the previous trading day; Nickel futures warrant receipts: 53,567 tons, down 65 tons from the previous trading day; Tin futures warrant receipts: 10,609 tons, down 289 tons from the previous trading day; Aluminum oxide futures warehouse warrant receipts: 336,270 tons, up 3,007 tons from the previous trading day; Aluminum oxide futures mill warrant receipts: 0 tons, unchanged from the previous trading day; Gold futures warrant receipts: 105,033 kilograms, unchanged from the previous trading day; Silver futures warrant receipts: 272,721 kilograms, down 22,102 kilograms from the previous trading day; International copper futures warrant receipts: 14,254 tons, up 998 tons from the previous trading day.

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