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Despite poor economic data out of China and Europe recently, global palladium demand shows no sign of declining. On the contrary, demand from end users in the automobile industry continues at record highs. Russian palladium reserves are nearly exhausted, while South Africa – the world's second largest producer – has been ...
In recent weeks the platinum price has been benefiting from growing Asian demand and continuous power supply problems at South African mines. Since September 2011 gold has become more expensive than platinum, although since early February this price gap has been closing in platinum's favour, down from $200 to $65. This period of gold ...
According to the latest estimates from the consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), in 2012 automobile production will hit a new record high – the third year in a row such records have been attained. This year international automobile producers will use roughly 6.22 million ounces of palladium – twice as much as their ...
The gold price has enjoyed a good start to the year – rising 3.2% over the course of last week. Silver has had a slightly slower start to 2012; the sooner the white metal reclaims the psychologically important $30 mark the better as far as bulls are concerned. While silver continues to suffer at the hands of market uncertainty and ...
Since the spring, platinum and palladium prices have been under strong sales pressure, as the global economic outlook has been deteriorating. Investors fear that the economic slowdown will result in a drastic decrease in industrial demand for these metals. Consequently, the platinum price has plunged from its recent highs by more than 20% ...
Gold and silver prices remained stable yesterday – though given the volatility that has affected these markets in recent weeks, those interested in the long-term health of the bull markets in gold and silver may be thankful for some quiet price consolidation. The October Comex gold contract settled $9.90 (0.6%) lower to $1,659.70 ...
Markets were abuzz last week with Chavez’s recall of Venezuela’s gold reserves not currently held in Caracas. Bulls are excited by the thought that withdrawing some 150-200 tonnes from the Bank of England and the bullion banks will force a bear squeeze on the LBMA, where gearing between the physical and paper markets are ...
Similar to the platinum price, the palladium price has not been able to break out of its relatively narrow trading range in the last few weeks. Observers expect the short-term downward trend in the palladium price to continue, despite the recent spike to $800 per ounce. Given the bearishness prevalent among investors and traders at the ...
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