Shanghai Futures Exchange's daily report on precious metals and non-ferrous metals warehouse receipts: Tin warehouse receipts decreased, silver and aluminum increased.

On March 10th, the warehouse receipts and changes in data for precious metals and non-ferrous metals at the Shanghai Futures Exchange were as follows: Copper futures warehouse receipts were 319,655 tons, an increase of 568 tons compared to the previous trading day; aluminum futures warehouse receipts were 341,263 tons, an increase of 5,435 tons compared to the previous trading day; zinc futures warehouse receipts were 78,444 tons, an increase of 2,095 tons compared to the previous trading day; lead futures warehouse receipts were 56,600 tons, an increase of 874 tons compared to the previous trading day; nickel futures warehouse receipts were 54,650 tons, an increase of 753 tons compared to the previous trading day; tin futures warehouse receipts were 9,709 tons, a decrease of 415 tons compared to the previous trading day; aluminum oxide futures warehouse receipts in warehouse were 337,159 tons, unchanged from the previous trading day; aluminum oxide futures warehouse receipts in factory were 0 tons, unchanged from the previous trading day; gold futures warehouse receipts were 104,934 kilograms, unchanged from the previous trading day; silver futures warehouse receipts were 259,178 kilograms, an increase of 5,808 kilograms compared to the previous trading day; International copper futures warehouse receipts were 13,630 tons, unchanged from the previous trading day.