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On October 29, data from the London Metal Exchange (LME) showed that copper inventories were 272,200 tons, an increase of 750 tons. Aluminum inventory is 231,675 tons, a decrease of 225 tons. Zinc stocks were 162,675 tons, a decrease of 1,950 tons. Nickel inventories were 278,790 tons, a decrease of 24 tons. Lead inventory is 311,525 tons, a decrease of 1,150 tons. Tin inventory is 4,020 tons, a decrease of 15 tons.
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