On January 6, 2026, zinc inventory on the Shanghai Futures Exchange was 40,845 tons, a decrease of 529 tons compared to the previous trading day. Among them, the inventory in the Shanghai region was 0 tons, unchanged; the inventory in the Guangdong region was 15,949 tons, a decrease of 302 tons; the inventory in the Jiangsu region was 0 tons, unchanged; the inventory in the Zhejiang region was 0 tons, unchanged; and the inventory in the Tianjin region was 24,896 tons, a decrease of 227 tons.

PriceSeek Analysis on Zinc, Bull-Bear Score: +1
Zinc inventory decreased by 529 tons compared to the previous trading day, with total inventory dropping to 40,845 tons. Among the regions, Guangdong saw a decrease of 302 tons, Tianjin decreased by 227 tons, while other regions remained unchanged. The decline in inventory indicates tightening supply or strengthening demand, providing support for spot prices and benefiting the market. However, the magnitude of the decrease is relatively small (approximately 1.3%), not a significant change, thus the score is rated as a moderate positive +1.