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[LME aluminum inventory decreased by 7075 tons on March 28th] on March 28th, LME aluminum inventory data was updated, with a decrease of 7075 tons, with the largest drop of 5950 tons in Klang warehouse, followed by 1550 tons in Singapore. Guangyang, Busan, Flynn and so on all decreased slightly in varying degrees. It is worth noting that Rotterdam saw an increase of 975 tons.

[LME aluminum stocks continued to drop 9475 tons Klang stocks fell the most] on March 18, LME aluminum stocks fell by 9475 tons, with the largest decline of 5600 tons, Singapore by 2000 tons, Johor by 1800 tons and Flynn by 1800 tons. Rotterdam saw an increase of 75 tons for the first time.

[LME aluminum inventory continued to decline 8300 tons mainly from Asian warehouses] on March 16, LME aluminum inventories fell by 8300 tons, mainly from Asian warehouses, with Klang warehouses down 6050 tons and Singapore by 2000 tons. Busan decreased by 100 tons, while other Johor, Rotterdam and Baltimore decreased slightly.

[LME aluminum inventory reduction of 3100 tons Klang inventory continued to decline] news on March 14, LME aluminum inventory fell by 3100 tons, continued to decline, Singapore warehouse increased by 3175 tons as the only contribution, of which Klang warehouse decreased by 5375 tons, Johor, Flynn, Rotterdam, Baltimore decreased to varying degrees.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- A big inventory cycle may soon unfold as early holiday gift-buying by U.S. consumers reverses and supplies of goods start to leap. Retailers have habitually strived for sales growth only to end up with excess inventories that require profit-killing markdowns to unload.