Platinum

Like gold and silver, platinum trades around the clock on global commodities markets. It often tends to fetch a higher price (per troy ounce) than gold during routine periods of market and political stability simply because it’s much rarer. Far less of the metal is actually pulled from the ground annually.

Platinum Holds Steady Amid Supply Concerns

Platinum futures steadied around $1,325 per ounce on Tuesday after retreating in the prior session, with ongoing supply-side concerns continuing…

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Platinum Holds Advance on Powell Remarks

Platinum futures held above $1,350 per ounce on Monday after rising for three consecutive sessions, supported by dovish bets on…

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Platinum Holds Losses on Easing Haven Demand

Platinum futures hovered near $1,330 per ounce in mid-August, holding recent losses as progress in Ukraine peace negotiations reduced safe-haven…

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Platinum Pulls Back from 2-Week High

Platinum futures fell below $1,330 per ounce on Monday, retreating from a two-week high as easing geopolitical and trade concerns…

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Platinum price is now in strong, medium term uptrend

Platinum prices surge today amid weakening US dollar index (USDIDX), positive sentiments across precious metals and overall risk-appetite across the…

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Platinum Hits Decade High on Supply Crunch and Surging Demand

Platinum prices surged to over $1,330 per ounce, hitting a ten-year high and rallying over 45% so far this year.…

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Palladium price today: Rare metals advance at the start of the European session

Platinum Group Metals (PGMs) trade with a positive tone at the beginning of Monday, according to FXStreet data. Palladium (XPD)…

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