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2026-05-26 Tuesday

2026-05-30

18:43:36

[Asian Middle Distillate Oils Rebound Amid Renewed Uncertainty Over Iran Peace Agreement; Spot Trading Light] ⑴ Asian diesel and jet fuel markets rebounded on Tuesday as uncertainty resurfaced regarding a potential peace agreement between the US and Iran. Spot trading was generally light, while refinery crack spreads rose above $48 per barrel, reversing the previous day's weakness. ⑵ The spot market structure for both diesel and jet fuel shifted to a deeper premium. The discount between jet fuel and diesel widened, closing at a discount of $2.05 per barrel. No diesel or jet fuel transactions were concluded in the Singapore spot market on Tuesday. ⑶ Brent crude rose 3% on Tuesday as the US military strikes against Iran increased uncertainty about an immediate ceasefire agreement and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. ⑷ The middle distillate oil market is caught between renewed geopolitical risk premiums and weak fundamentals. On the one hand, cooling expectations of a peace agreement pushed up oil prices and crack spreads; on the other hand, Indian government data showed that refinery crude oil processing volumes fell 8.9% month-on-month to 5.23 million barrels per day in April, indicating that regional demand may be weakening. (5) Thin spot trading reflects the wait-and-see attitude of end users. Market participants are unwilling to establish large positions given the uncertain prospects of negotiations, and future direction will highly depend on the next development of the US-Iran situation and when actual energy flows will return to normal.

18:42:21

[French Electricity Prices Surge 11.7% as Heatwave Threatens Nuclear and Hydropower Output, Nuclear Power Plant Cooling Issues Resurface] ⑴ French electricity prices have surged due to concerns that a hot summer will lead to reduced nuclear power production and lower hydropower output. Data from the European Energy Exchange shows that one-month electricity futures prices rose 11.7%, reaching their highest level since late March. ⑵ Northwestern Europe is experiencing its first heatwave of the summer, with Paris expected to reach a high of 33 degrees Celsius on Tuesday. Previous hot summers have led to the shutdown of some French nuclear reactors due to rising temperatures in the rivers used to cool them. ⑶ Last year, some coastal nuclear reactors in the country were also affected, with ocean heatwaves causing large numbers of jellyfish to clog filtration systems. French nuclear power plants are a mainstay of the European electricity market, meaning that any changes in power generation will not only affect domestic electricity prices but also have a broader impact. ⑷ The market is pricing in extreme weather events in advance. As a stable baseload power source, nuclear power, if forced to reduce load or shut down due to cooling issues, will simultaneously create power shortages in many European countries, requiring them to compensate through increased natural gas power generation or imports. This further exacerbates upward pressure on energy prices. (5) Currently, with the Iran war pushing up global energy prices, the uncertainty surrounding French nuclear power production adds an extra premium to European electricity prices. In the coming weeks, continued monitoring of river water temperatures, the operational status of nuclear power plants, and whether the heatwave spreads to other European countries is necessary.

18:41:41

[Russian Oil Prices Fall 11% So far in May, Budget Still Exceeds Target by About 20%] ⑴ From May 1st to 22nd, the price of Russian oil in rubles fell 11% compared to the April average, to 6,518 rubles per barrel. The April average was 7,299 rubles per barrel, the highest level since October 2023. ⑵ A stronger ruble and weaker global oil prices due to expectations of a possible agreement in the Iran nuclear deal have jointly depressed the ruble-denominated price of Russian oil. Russian authorities use the ruble price of oil as the basis for calculating mining taxes, which account for about one-fifth of the Russian federal budget revenue. ⑶ Despite the significant decline in May, the current price of Russian oil in rubles is still about 20% higher than the target level assumed in the 2026 federal budget. This budget assumes a ruble price of 5,440 rubles per barrel, equivalent to $59 per barrel, with an exchange rate of 92.2 rubles to 1 US dollar. (4) The budget target was set before the end of February, prior to the US-Israel airstrikes on Iran, which triggered an escalation of the Middle East conflict and unprecedented energy supply disruptions. International oil prices traded below $100 per barrel on Tuesday, a significant drop from the highs of over $120 per barrel in April. (5) The decline in ruble prices means that Russian oil tax revenues face contractionary pressure, but current prices are still significantly higher than the budget target, leaving some fiscal buffer in the short term. Future attention should be paid to the further impact of the evolving situation in Iran on oil prices, and how the ruble's exchange rate will affect Russia's fiscal balance.

18:28:09

[AI Boom Drives Emerging Markets to Four-Day Rally, South Korean Stocks Hit Record High, Market Attention Shifts to Spending Opportunities] ⑴ Driven by the artificial intelligence boom, the MSCI Emerging Markets benchmark index rose 0.5% on Tuesday, marking its fourth consecutive day of gains, with the cumulative increase over the past four trading days expanding to 5%. The index was mainly led by Seoul-listed electronics manufacturers. ⑵ South Korean stocks hit a record high, becoming the leader in this round of emerging market gains. Meanwhile, the corresponding index measuring emerging market currency returns rose less than 0.1%, showing a divergence between stock and currency market performance. ⑶ Despite the uncertainty surrounding the next phase of US-Iran negotiations, Asian stocks continued their upward trend after many markets had a long weekend holiday. Strategists at JPMorgan Asset Management analyzed that global investors have shifted their focus beyond current geopolitical concerns. ⑷ Investors are turning their attention to potential investment opportunities arising from increased spending by the public sector, military, and businesses globally. From a trading psychology perspective, the AI-driven structural growth narrative is surpassing short-term geopolitical risks and becoming the main logic behind capital inflows into emerging markets. (5) South Korea, with its global leadership in semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, has become one of the biggest beneficiaries of this AI boom. Going forward, attention should be paid to whether developments in the US-Iran situation will cause temporary disruptions to risk appetite, but long-term capital expenditure trends related to AI are expected to continue supporting the valuations of emerging market technology sectors.

18:14:39

[Indian Rupee Falls 0.5% to 95.68, Oil Price Rebound and Cooling Peace Agreement Expectations Weigh on Asian Currencies] ⑴ The Indian rupee fell nearly 0.5% to 95.68 against the US dollar on Tuesday, ending a three-day winning streak. State-owned banks likely intervened on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to sell dollars, mitigating the currency's decline. ⑵ Most Asian currencies weakened, with the oil-sensitive Indonesian rupiah and Philippine peso falling by about 0.2% and 0.5% respectively, as Brent crude futures rebounded more than 3% to near $100 per barrel. New US military action against Iran and the Secretary of State's statement that a peace agreement could "take several days" dragged down Indian stocks and raised bond yields. ⑶ Analysts at Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group noted that investors may remain cautious ahead of the formal announcement of an agreement, given the accumulating inflationary pressures. Upside inflation risks have prompted analysts at Mitsubishi UFJ, along with analysts at ANZ and Standard Chartered, to expect the RBI to raise interest rates at its policy meeting on June 5. (4) On Tuesday, the yield on India's 10-year government bonds rose slightly to 7.038%, and the 1-year overnight index swap rate rose 3 basis points to 6.19%, indicating that traders expect a rate hike of nearly 100 basis points over the next 12 months. However, economists generally expect the central bank to keep the policy rate unchanged. (5) The rupee's movement is constrained by two main factors: first, the recurring geopolitical situation has led to a rebound in oil prices, directly impacting India's trade balance; second, inflationary pressures have fueled market expectations of a rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which, while potentially supporting the exchange rate, also puts additional pressure on economic growth and the stock market. The RBI is considering measures to attract dollar inflows, and its three-year USD/RUB buy/sell swaps saw strong demand on Tuesday, indicating a clear intention to stabilize the exchange rate.

18:05:02

[Copper Fox Discovers High-Grade Soluble Copper at Van Dyke Project in Arizona; M-2 Hole 53.8 Meters Averages 0.54% Copper] ⑴ Copper Fox announced the final analysis results of its 2026 historical core plan for its wholly owned Van Dyke in-situ copper recovery project in Arizona. Of the 18 newly reported boreholes, 15 exceeded the 0.025% total soluble copper cutoff grade used in the 2020 mineral resource estimate. ⑵ The M-2 borehole returned a 53.8-meter section with an average total copper grade of 0.54% and a total soluble copper grade of 0.42%, including a 34.6-meter high-grade sub-section with an average total copper grade of 0.73%. ⑶ The OXY-46 borehole returned a 74.6-meter section with an average total copper grade of 0.27% and a total soluble copper grade of 0.22%, including a 19.5-meter enrichment zone with an average total copper grade of 0.52%. (4) The expansion of the soluble copper envelope may affect updated resource estimates, which are key input parameters in the revised preliminary economic assessment currently underway for engineering and cost work. (5) Against the backdrop of a long-term bullish outlook for copper demand driven by the current global energy transition, the announcement of high-grade soluble copper intercepts enhances the project's economic potential. In-situ recovery technology has a lower environmental footprint and capital intensity compared to conventional mining, and further expansion of the resource volume will increase the project's attractiveness to strategic investors or potential partners.

18:03:34

[UK CBI Retail Sales Balance Rises to -46, Still at a Historical Low; Weak Demand Suppresses Business Pricing] ⑴ Data released by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) on Tuesday showed that the retail sales balance rose to -46 in May from -68 in April, a three-month high. However, the April figure was the lowest since the survey began in 1983, and the May rebound only indicates a slowdown in the decline. ⑵ The June sales expectations balance rose to -36 from -60 in May, with retailers' assessment of their sales for the month falling to -35, the lowest since June 2025. On the orders side, the supplier orders balance was -39 in May, higher than -46 in April. ⑶ The quarterly business conditions balance rose to -15 from -34 in February, the highest since August 2025. However, the CBI's economic survey manager stated that retailers' sentiment has been negative for two consecutive years, and businesses plan to further cut investment and continue to reduce staff. (4) Retailers raised prices in May at the smallest pace since February 2025, which the Confederation of British Industry attributed to weak demand. Although official April retail sales figures showed sales excluding fuel were 1.1% higher year-on-year, businesses remained concerned that soaring energy prices due to the Iran war would squeeze household disposable income and drive up their own costs. (5) From a psychological perspective, UK consumer demand remains fragile, and retailers lack the ability to raise prices, which helps alleviate inflationary pressures on the Bank of England. However, if energy costs continue to be passed on, the central bank will still need to weigh whether to raise interest rates this year to address the inflationary shock. The market will continue to focus on the guidance of subsequent employment and inflation data for the path of monetary policy.

18:00:33

The CBI Retail Sales Expectations Index for the UK in May

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Published Value -36

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18:00:03

The CBI retail sales difference in the UK for May

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Published Value -46

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17:50:48

[Austrian Bond Yields Rise Slightly as Iranian Conflict and Oil Price Rebound Fuel Inflation Concerns] ⑴ Austrian bond prices fell on Tuesday morning, while yields rose slightly, mainly due to weakening market sentiment. Renewed uncertainty surrounding the Iranian conflict and the rebound in oil prices following a new round of military action exacerbated inflation concerns. ⑵ Although ceasefire negotiations are ongoing, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and broader geopolitical risks continue to impact the market, with investors remaining highly vigilant about upside risks to inflation. ⑶ The market is also focused on the possibility of a June rate hike by the European Central Bank, an expectation that puts additional pressure on bond prices. Furthermore, upcoming US consumer confidence data may provide further directional guidance for the market. ⑷ From a trading psychology perspective, the European bond market is facing a double whammy of geopolitical risks and tightening monetary policy. The rebound in oil prices directly pushes up inflation expectations, while a continued rate hike by the European Central Bank in June would further depress bond prices. ⑸ Compared to Monday's yield decline driven by expectations of a peace agreement, market sentiment on Tuesday clearly shifted towards caution. Investors need to pay close attention to the progress of US-Iran negotiations, oil price trends, and subsequent statements from European Central Bank officials. These factors will jointly determine the short-term direction of Austrian government bonds and even the entire Eurozone bond market.

17:45:56

Gold prices fell to $4,521 on Tuesday as oil price rebounds fueled inflation concerns and hawkish Fed expectations exerted downward pressure. Spot gold fell as much as 1.1% to $4,521.80 per ounce. Renewed tensions between the US and Iran pushed up Brent crude oil prices and made the outlook for US interest rates more uncertain. ActivTrades analysts pointed out that this uncertainty triggered higher oil prices, exacerbated inflation concerns, and strengthened market expectations of a hawkish stance from the Federal Reserve, which posed downward resistance to gold. The analyst further stated that the path of least resistance for gold prices remains downward, and traders will continue to focus on the progress of US-Iran negotiations while also anticipating the release of US PCE inflation data. From a trading psychology perspective, gold, as a traditional inflation hedge, should benefit from rising inflation concerns. However, the current market logic is that rising inflation forces the Fed to maintain a hawkish stance, leading to higher real interest rate expectations, which weakens the attractiveness of gold as a non-interest-bearing asset. Furthermore, previous expectations of a peace agreement had boosted risk appetite and suppressed safe-haven demand. With current geopolitical tensions escalating, funds are increasingly favoring the US dollar over gold as a safe-haven asset, further pressuring gold prices in the short term. Going forward, attention should be paid to whether PCE data will further reinforce the Federal Reserve's tightening path.

17:44:26

[Iran War Kills German Recovery Hopes; DIHK Lowers 2026 Growth Forecast from 1% to 0.3%] ⑴ A survey released Tuesday shows that the war in Iran is killing the nascent recovery hopes of the German economy at the beginning of the year. The survey of approximately 23,000 companies by the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) indicates that companies are as pessimistic about their situation as they were during the pandemic. ⑵ More than a quarter of companies described their situation as "bad," with only 23% considering it "good." Business outlooks have also deteriorated further, with one-third of respondents expecting business to worsen in the next 12 months, an increase of 8 percentage points from the beginning of the year, and only 13% remaining optimistic. ⑶ The managing director of the DIHK stated that Germany is facing a double crisis, compounded by structural problems and the economic consequences of the Middle East war. As a result, the organization lowered its 2026 German economic growth forecast from 1% at the beginning of the year to 0.3%. ⑷ Another survey released Tuesday by the Ifo Institute for Economic Research shows that sentiment in the German export sector is also deteriorating. The head of the Ifo Institute's forecasting department pointed out that geopolitical uncertainty remains high, and the export outlook remains challenging. (5) From a trading psychology perspective, German companies' pessimism about the medium- to long-term outlook has significantly intensified, with high imported energy costs and supply chain disruptions continuing to suppress business confidence. Even though previous expectations of a peace agreement had boosted the market, the actual feelings of businesses have not improved accordingly, and the risk of the German economy falling into low growth or even stagnation is increasing.

17:41:26

[Japan Maintains Assessment of Moderate Economic Recovery, Wary of Middle East Situation Driving Up Import Prices, Petrochemical Products See Particularly Prominent Increase] ⑴ On Tuesday, the Japanese Cabinet Office released its May monthly economic report, maintaining its basic assessment that "the Japanese economy is recovering at a moderate pace," while reiterating the need to closely monitor the impact of the Middle East conflict, particularly the issue of rising import prices. ⑵ The report expressed particular caution regarding the soaring prices of petrochemical products such as naphtha and benzene. Government data shows that in April, Japan's import prices rose 17.5% year-on-year, while producer prices rose 4.9% year-on-year. ⑶ Compared to the April report, the May report changed its wording on corporate profits from "affected by US trade policies" to "need to pay attention to the impact of the Middle East situation," and also adjusted the domestic producer price index from "moderate increase" to "increase." ⑷ Regarding private consumption, the report maintained its assessment of "showing signs of recovery," with consumption, a major pillar of domestic demand, viewed favorably. Corporate investment also continued the "recovery" assessment from the April report. ⑸ In its assessment of the overseas economy, the report slightly adjusted its wording from "uncertainty is increasing" to "global economic uncertainty persists." The report newly indicates that the government will take all possible measures to minimize the risks posed by the situation in the Middle East. From a transactional psychology perspective, high import prices are being passed on to producer prices, and the inflationary pressures facing the Bank of Japan cannot be ignored.

17:24:48

[Japanese Bond Yield Curve Flattens, 40-Year Bonds Strengthen but Auction Outlook Divergent; ¥100 Billion Reduction in Issuance Tomorrow] ⑴ On Tuesday, the Japanese government bond yield curve flattened, with the 10-year yield rising 3 basis points to 2.72%, while the 40-year yield fell 5.5 basis points to 4.09%, remaining firm ahead of tomorrow's auction. ⑵ The Ministry of Finance will issue ¥300 billion of new 40-year government bonds through a Dutch auction, a reduction of ¥100 billion from the previous issuance. The Bank of Japan plans to conduct regular bond purchases on Thursday, and Friday will see month-end duration extension inflows. ⑶ However, differing opinions exist within the market. A trader at a Japanese brokerage pointed out that the 30-year and 40-year yields have inverted when calculated using compound interest, and investors may prefer to buy 30-year bonds over 40-year bonds. Institutional data shows that the yield on 40-year bonds issued this week was approximately 3.84%, while the yield on actively traded 30-year bonds was approximately 3.879%. (4) The 10-year bond opened under selling pressure, with the benchmark yield rising 2 basis points to 2.71% in the morning session. It briefly fell to 2.695% during the session, but rebounded in the afternoon to reach 2.725%, while futures fell to a daily low of 128.17. (5) From a psychological perspective, regional accounts continued to sell low-coupon bonds near the 13-year maturity, indicating that some investors are still adjusting their yen bond portfolios to strengthen their resilience against rising yields. A domestic investor sold 40-year JU17 bonds but failed to push up yields; this investor may reposition to newly issued 40-year bonds in tomorrow's auction.

17:14:13

[US-Iran tensions fluctuate, dollar stabilizes, risk assets experience "cooling expectations"] ⑴ The dollar index rose slightly to 99.08 on Tuesday, after falling 0.3% in the previous trading day. This was due to a new round of US attacks on Iranian targets, and Secretary of State Rubio's statement that an agreement could "take several days," dampening investor expectations for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and an end to the war. ⑵ Previously, the prospect of a peace agreement had pushed oil prices below $100 per barrel, easing pressure on emerging market currencies and slightly boosting risk sentiment. However, with news of US military action, Brent crude futures rebounded 1.5% to $97.76 per barrel on Tuesday. ⑶ The euro fell slightly against the dollar to 1.163, after rising 0.3% on Monday. The pound fell 0.2% against the dollar to 1.347. The Australian dollar fell 0.2% against the dollar to 0.716, indicating a cooling of risk appetite. ⑷ The dollar rose 0.2% against the yen to 159.21, approaching the 160 mark. Institutional sources say Tokyo intervened near that level in late April to support the yen, and the market is closely watching whether authorities will act again. (5) Saxo Bank's chief investment strategist points out that the market's optimistic pricing in the progress of negotiations is reasonable, but the real test lies in whether oil tankers can move freely, whether insurance premiums can decrease, and whether energy flows can normalize. OCBC strategists say that even if oil prices remain below $100 per barrel in the second half of 2026, the dollar still lacks substantial reasons to be bearish, as the resilience of US economic growth and AI-driven inflationary pressures allow the Federal Reserve to maintain a hawkish stance.

17:14:00

[Peace Agreement Hopes Waver, Dollar Stabilizes and Rebounds, Risk Assets Give Back Gains] ⑴ The dollar index stabilized at 99.08 on Tuesday, after falling 0.3% in the previous session, as market optimism regarding a peace agreement with Iran was dampened. New US attacks on Iranian targets and Secretary of State Rubio's statement that an agreement could "take several days" weakened market expectations for the imminent reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. ⑵ Oil prices fell below $100 a barrel on Monday, easing pressure on emerging market currencies and slightly improving risk sentiment, driven by the prospect of a peace agreement. However, Brent crude futures rebounded 1.5% to $97.76 a barrel on Tuesday, giving back some of the losses, following news of new US military action. ⑶ The euro fell slightly against the dollar to 1.163 on Tuesday, after rising 0.3% on Monday. The pound fell 0.2% against the dollar to 1.347, after rising 0.6% on Monday. The Australian dollar fell 0.2% against the dollar to 0.716, indicating a cooling of risk appetite. (4) The dollar rose 0.2% against the yen to 159.21, nearing the 160 level, a point that had previously sparked market concerns about potential intervention by Japanese authorities. Institutional sources indicated that Tokyo intervened near this level in late April to support the yen. (5) Saxo Bank's chief investment strategist stated that the market's optimistic pricing in progress on negotiations is reasonable, but the real test lies in whether oil tankers can move freely, whether insurance premiums can decrease, and whether energy flows can normalize. OCBC strategists pointed out that even if oil prices remain below $100 in the second half of 2026, there is still a lack of substantial reasons to be bearish on the dollar, as the resilience of US economic growth and AI-driven inflationary pressures allow the Federal Reserve to maintain a hawkish stance.

16:51:48

[Japanese Government Maintains May Economic Assessment: Moderate Recovery Continues, Middle East Tensions and Financial Market Volatility Remain Key Risks] ⑴ The Japanese government maintained its May economic assessment, believing the economy is experiencing a moderate recovery, while warning that tensions in the Middle East and financial market volatility remain key risks to the outlook. ⑵ Regarding private consumption, the assessment remained unchanged at "signs of recovery," but cautioned against recent weakness in consumer confidence. ⑶ Regarding corporate investment, capital expenditure was again described as "recovering." ⑷ Regarding exports, the government maintained its view of "almost flat." ⑸ Regarding imports, overall stable, but crude oil imports from the Middle East decreased significantly in April. The government is promoting alternative crude oil purchases, expecting to fill approximately 80% of the required amount by June. ⑹ Regarding industrial production, output remained "flat," consistent with the previous report. ⑺ Regarding corporate profits, the government held a slightly optimistic view, stating that profits "show signs of improvement," while urging close monitoring of the impact of developments in the Middle East. ⑻ Regarding prices, consumer prices continued to be described as "moderately rising." The report states that commodity prices for businesses are "rising recently," compared to a "moderate rise" in April. (9) Looking ahead, the government maintains its view that improvements in employment and income, along with the effectiveness of various policies, are expected to support a gradual economic recovery. Authorities will continue to monitor the impact of the situation in the Middle East and volatility in financial and capital markets.

16:35:04

[Argentina: No Evidence of Hantavirus Infection in Captured Rodents] Experts from the Carlos Malván Institute, the administration of Argentina's National Institute of Laboratories and Health, recently stated that there is no evidence that rodents captured in Ushuaia, a city in southern Argentina, are infected with Hantavirus. Experts from the Malván Institute arrived in Ushuaia, the capital of Tierra del Fuego province, on the 18th to investigate Hantavirus. During their week-long investigation, they set more than 200 traps to capture rodents such as the long-tailed dwarf rice rat, which are linked to the spread of Hantavirus. An expert from the institute told Argentine media that there is currently no evidence that the captured animals are infected with Hantavirus, and the next step will be laboratory analysis. The expert said that all collected samples have been sent to the Malván Institute for serological testing. If suspicious or positive samples are found, researchers will use techniques such as reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) to trace the source. The Hundius cruise ship, operated by the Dutch company Ocean Expeditions, departed from Ushuaia, Argentina on April 1st, bound for the African island nation of Cape Verde. An outbreak of hundius virus occurred en route, resulting in three deaths. World Health Organization officials had previously stated that the first case of infection on the Hundius may not have occurred on board, but rather before the cruise ship's departure. (Xinhua)

16:23:11

China's hydropower, nuclear, wind and solar power generation capacity from January to April - year-to-date

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Published Value 242968

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China's national installed power generation capacity year-on-year rate from January to April - year-to-date

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Published Value 14.20%

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China's national installed power generation capacity from January to April - year-to-date

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Published Value 398547

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16:03:16

LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 26th - Copper

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Published Value -2375

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LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 26th - Zinc

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Published Value -1075

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LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 26th - Lead

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Published Value -775

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LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 26th - Primary aluminum

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Published Value -125

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LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 26th - Nickel

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Published Value -186

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LME Daily Inventory Changes in the UK on May 26th - Tin

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Published Value 15

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LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 26th - Cobalt

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Published Value 0

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LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 26th - Main NASAAC aluminum alloys

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