Shanghai Futures Exchange daily report on precious metals and non-ferrous metals warehouse receipts: tin and silver warehouse receipts decreased, while gold and copper warehouse receipts increased.

On February 5th, the warehouse receipts and changes of precious metals and non-ferrous metals on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were as follows: The copper futures warehouse receipts were 160,679 tons, an increase of 907 tons compared to the previous trading day; the aluminum futures warehouse receipts were 154,332 tons, an increase of 4,043 tons compared to the previous trading day; the zinc futures warehouse receipts were 30,490 tons, an increase of 524 tons compared to the previous trading day; the lead futures warehouse receipts were 33,811 tons, an increase of 198 tons compared to the previous trading day; the nickel futures warehouse receipts were 50,464 tons, an increase of 2,392 tons compared to the previous trading day; the tin futures warehouse receipts were 7,012 tons, a decrease of 399 tons compared to the previous trading day; the aluminum oxide futures warehouse receipts were 215,593 tons, an increase of 19,249 tons compared to the previous trading day; the aluminum oxide futures plant warehouse receipts were 0 tons, unchanged from the previous trading day; the gold futures warehouse receipts were 104,052 kilograms, an increase of 1,020 kilograms compared to the previous trading day; the silver futures warehouse receipts were 412,459 kilograms, a decrease of 10,782 kilograms compared to the previous trading day; and the international copper futures warehouse receipts were 12,667 tons, an increase of 2,052 tons compared to the previous trading day.