The world’s zinc reserves have reached their lowest level in history

Zinc stocks on the London Metal Exchange are at their lowest level since The London Metal Exchange is at its lowest level since the turn of the century, having fallen to 36,525 tonnes, according to Prime news agency. On the Shanghai Futures Exchange, they are also The Shanghai Futures Exchange is also quite limited at 22,642 tonnes.

The reason for the decline in stocks is the low demand for the metal in the world, The reason for the reduction in stocks is the low demand for the metal in the world which, according to the International Market Research Group The reason for the reduction in stocks is the low demand for the metal in the world, which has fallen by 3.2% between January and October, according to the International Lead and Zinc Market Research Group. The negative impacted by, among other things, the fact that the European economy is on the verge of a recession. The world zinc supply is also limited The world supply of zinc has been limited on the back of the difficulties faced this year by This year steel works, especially in Europe, have had difficulties. Volumes Global zinc production in the first 10 months also zinc output was also down 3.2%, the organization said.

Zinc prices are showing a negative trend this month - they fell to $3060 from a high of $3339. However, their The fall is being tempered by low inventory levels and the uncertainty faced by the The steel industry in Europe is facing.