Market Rumors: Is the Qualified Rate of Lithium Carbonate Futures Delivery Only 30%? Guangzhou Futures Exchange Staff Responds: All Delivery Goods Are Qualified and Meet Quality Requirements

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There are market rumors that the qualification rate of lithium carbonate in the delivery warehouses of the Guangzhou Futures Exchange is only 30%, which means that a large amount of spot goods prepared for delivery do not meet delivery standards. This news has sparked market concerns about the risk of forced covering, that is, the risk that short sellers may face delivery failures and be forced to close their positions. Regarding these market rumors, this evening, a reporter interviewed relevant staff members from the Guangzhou Futures Exchange. The other party stated that all lithium carbonate futures delivery goods are inspected and qualified before being stored, and the stored goods meet the quality standards for lithium carbonate futures delivery set by the exchange. Currently, more than 50 brands of lithium carbonate have participated in lithium carbonate futures delivery. (Daily Economic News)

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