Platinum Falls Despite High Auto Sales
Platinum – Reuters reported that platinum fell 1.4% to $1,568.50/ounce on US economic optimism amid high auto sales.
Platinum – Reuters reported that platinum fell 1.4% to $1,568.50/ounce on US economic optimism amid high auto sales.
Platinum – Bloomberg reported that many precious metals are headed for their worst quarterly run as the dollar strengthened but spot platinum advanced 0.2% and is poised for a quarterly advance.
Platinum – Reuters reported that amid reports of US retail sales rising at its fastest pace in 5 months, investors have become optimistic about the US economy which resulted to a decline in spot platinum on Wednesday.
Platinum – Reuters reported that platinum fell 0.1% after rallying to its highest price in more than 18 months.
Platinum – Bloomberg reported that platinum is headed for the highest monthly gain since January 2012 and rose to as much as 0.6%, advancing this month to 9.7%.
Platinum – Reuters reported that spot platinum reached its highest in a month, outperforming gold as China’s export growth rebounded.
Platinum – The Sydney Morning Herald reported that spot platinum declined to US$1,609 per ounce, a drop of 0.4 percent, as the International Monetary Fund and Eurozone finance ministers tried to come to an agreement regarding monetary aid for Greece.
Platinum – Reuters reported on steady growth in the car market, spot platinum prices rose.
Platinum – SMH reported spot platinum is up 0.6 percent to $1562.50 an ounce.
Platinum – Reuters reported spot platinum rose 0.2 percent as Anglo American Platinum (LSE:AAL) announced it does not have enough staff to resume operations and continues to lose 3,694 ounces a day in production.
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