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ChinaJuly 13thShanghai Futures Exchange Daily Warehouse Receipts Changes - Gold
| Latest Release | Actual Value | Forecast Value | Previous Value | Next Release Time | Release Frequency | Importance |
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| 2026-07-13 | 0kilogram | kilogram | 0kilogram | 2026-07-14 15:10 |
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Definition
This indicator reflects the changes in gold warehouse receipts published by the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE). A "warehouse receipt" is a document issued by a warehouse company authorizing the holding of each lot of SHFE-approved metal held in facilities recognized by the SHFE. In SHFE contracts, warrants are used as a means of delivery of the metal. The SHFE began publishing daily warehouse receipt reports in early October 2008, marking a step forward in improving the timeliness and transparency of commodity trading in my country's futures market.
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Why It Matters
Standard warehouse receipts are an important component of futures inventory data and a key source of information for judging market fluctuations. An increase in warehouse receipts indicates that spot traders are preparing to sell in the futures market. A decrease in futures warehouse receipts suggests that spot traders are preparing to sell in the spot market, for three possible reasons: 1) Futures warehouse receipt holders are dissatisfied with the relatively low futures prices; 2) Spot prices are higher than futures prices; 3) Another possibility is that investors are experiencing cash flow problems and urgently need working capital, forcing them to cancel warehouse receipts to liquidate their goods. FX678 and 1QH remind you: According to parameters from authoritative international media, the correlation of this indicator is 50%.
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Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE)
