Palladium traded at $188.50 an ounce
Palladium traded at $188.50 an ounce, down 0.8 percent from its previous close of $190. For full story, click here
Palladium traded at $188.50 an ounce, down 0.8 percent from its previous close of $190. For full story, click here
Palladium — used to make catalytic converters — declined as car sales continue to weaken sharply due to the economic slowdown. For full story, click here
The nominal price is projected to average $461/oz during the forecast period, 2.4-fold increase over the previous 30 years’ average. For full story, click here
Palladium with industrial application, is forecast to rule strong, but to a lesser extent. For full story, click here
Gold, silver, platinum, palladium, other metals, agriculture, and probably a few other commodities will continue to go up. For full story, click here
Palladium, used in pollution control devices for cars, is down 52 percent. For full story, click here
Palladium was up 0.9 percent at $176.50 an ounce. For full story, click here
The palladium market will be in surplus by 3.2 million oz and the demand is forecast to rise by 3.8 per cent to 7.19 million oz.. For full story, click here
Palladium climbed to $187 an ounce from $183. For full story, click here
Palladium inched up, tracking gains in gold, despite more bad news from the car industry, the main consumer of both metals. For full story, click here
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