Outlook for platinum buoyed by new industrial applications as investment demand weakens

Reported by Mining Weekly · 15 hours ago · Tasneem Bulbulia

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While total demand for platinum is forecast to decrease this year, there are industries that stakeholders can leverage and strengthen, while market fundamentals still support the metal as a compelling investment. Industry organisation the World Platinum Investment Council's (WPIC's) ‘Platinum…

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