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.
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Platinum Nears Record Peaks
Platinum futures climbed to around $2,700 an ounce, moving back toward record levels, as persistent supply constraints and strong investor…
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Platinum Extends Record Run
Platinum futures surged toward $2,900 an ounce, extending its record-setting rally, driven by strong investment demand and a tight physical…
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Platinum Hits New Record
Platinum futures surged past $2,600 an ounce, setting a new all-time high, fueled by tight supply, strong industrial demand, and…
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Platinum Pulls Back From Record
Platinum futures fell more than 3% to around $2,410 per ounce on Thursday, retreating from an all-time high amid a…
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Platinum Hovers Near Record Highs
Platinum futures slipped around $2,340 per ounce but stayed near record levels as heightened US-Europe tensions over President Trump’s threats…
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Platinum Rises Over 1%
Platinum futures advanced more than 1% to around $2,360 per ounce, attempting to climb back toward record highs as US…
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Platinum Dips as Trump Delays Tariffs
Platinum futures slipped to around $2,300 per ounce, pulling back from near-record highs, after US President Donald Trump temporarily delayed…
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Platinum Approaches Record Levels
Platinum futures surged past $2,430 an ounce, moving back toward record levels as investors continued to pile into precious metals…
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