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(Kitco News) - Platinum forum debet movere propius ad aequilibrium in MMXXII, secundum Johnson matthey scriptor tardus platinum coetus metalla foro fama.
Profectus in demanda pro Platinum erit repulsi ab altiorem consummatio gravibus-officium vehiculum catalysts et auctus usum platinum (pro Palladium) in gasoline autocatallysys, scribit Johnson Matthey.
"Platinum copia in South Africa erit cadere per IX% ut sustentationem et productionem in regionem suam scriptor duo maxima PGM Wastewater curatio plantis sunt ledo per operational problems. Industrial inaurat in Seres, quamvis non recuperet a MMXXI recordum in a Seres, quamvis et a MMXXI recordarentur in a Seres, et non recuperet a MMXXI Records in Reliquas Relatio magna.
"Palladii et rhodium fora potuit ad defectubus in MMXXII, secundum Johnson Matthey fama, ut a South Africa declines et commeatus a Russia faciem downside metus. Industries consummatio.
Prices pro tam metallis manebat fortis in primo quatuor menses MMXXII, cum Palladium scandere ad recordum excelsum super $ 3,300 in Martii ut copia de intenditur, scribit Johnson Matthey.
Johnson Matthey monuit quod excelsum prices for Platinum Group metalla et coactus automakers ad magnum peculi. Exempli gratia, Palladii est magis reponi in gasoline autocatalsts, et speculum societates sunt per minus Rhodium.
Raen Raitata, Marketing Research Director in Johnson Matthey, monuit quod demanda et permanere ad infirmare.
"Nos expecto weaker Auto productio in MMXXII ad continent incrementum in demanda pro Platinum Group metalla. In recens mensibus, vidimus repetita deorsum sempiternum et supplementum catenam disruptions," raitata dixit. “Further downgrades are likely to follow, especially in China, where some auto factories closed in April due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Africa is shutting down due to extreme weather, power shortages, safety shutdowns and occasional workforce interruptions.”