LME lead stocks jump 171,175 tons in two days as Singapore warranting drives inventories toward 500,000 tons
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LME lead inventories surged 58% after 171,175 tons were warranted in Singapore over two days, pushing total stocks toward 500,000 tons. The jump reflects fee-driven warehouse arbitrage and improved market liquidity rather than tighter fundamentals, pressuring prices to a 15-month low. On-warrant supply is now dominated by Indian brands (76%), with near-term conditions sensitive to whether Chinese buyers continue absorbing Indian metal.
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Lead inventories on the London Metal Exchange surged by 171,175 metric tons over two days, lifting total stocks close to 500,000 tons. The increase was concentrated in warranting activity at Singapore warehouses and followed the LME’s move to cut listing fees for smaller lead producers. Indian lead brands now account for 76% of on-warrant LME inventory, while China has emerged as a new key market. Prices slid to a 15-month low, with a rebound tied to whether Chinese buyers keep taking Indian metal.
