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ChemPriceHub reminds: Shanghai future zinc inventory decreased by 1091 tons.

Published on 2025-12-29

As of December 29, 2025, the Zinc Inventory at Shanghai Futures Exchange was 40,984 tons, which is a decrease of 1,091 tons from the previous trading day. Among these, there were no inventories in the Shanghai area, remaining stable; in the Guangdong area, inventories decreased by 621 tons; in the Jiangsu area, there were no inventories, remaining stable; in the Zhejiang area, there were no inventories, remaining stable; and in the Tianjin area, inventories decreased by 470 tons.
The PriceSeek analysis of zinc indicates a bullish rating with a score of 1. The inventory decline in Shanghai indicates that market supply has tightened, and demand has been relatively strong, providing positive support for the spot price of zinc. It is expected that the price of zinc may rise moderately in the short term, as the reduction in inventory alleviates the pressure of oversupply, although the reduction is moderate and not significant.

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