Palladium

  • Gold and Silver Investors Face Volatility Amid 2025 Geopolitical Uncertainties

    BY Sophia Schmitz
    Investors in gold and silver may need patience in 2025 as the geopolitical landscape continues to drive market uncertainty. Saxo Bank, in a January 10 note, highlighted the challenges ahead, citing a “tug-of-war” between rising yields, delayed rate cut expectations, and dollar fluctuations, which are expected to contribute to increased volatility compared to 2024. Gold...
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  • Anglo American Platinum Maintains Competitive Edge Amid PGM Market Fluctuations

    BY Sophia Schmitz
    Anglo American Platinum (ANGPY) has emerged as a standout player in the global platinum-group metals (PGM) mining industry. Despite market volatility and a downturn in PGM prices, the company has consistently maintained profitability, distinguishing itself from competitors. ANGPY holds the largest PGM mineral resources worldwide, operates cost-efficient facilities, and has demonstrated prudent management in navigating...
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  • Nornickel Aims to Expand Palladium Demand with Innovative Applications

    BY Lara Browne
    Nornickel, one of the world’s largest palladium producers, is working to broaden global demand for the metal by promoting innovative applications, addressing the anticipated decline in its use within internal combustion engine vehicles. The company, which produces more than 80 tonnes of palladium annually, foresees a long-term plateau in automotive industry demand—currently responsible for over...
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  • Nornickel Predicts Diverging Market Trends for Key Metals in 2025

    BY Lara Browne
    Nornickel, a leading Russian mining company and a top producer of palladium and nickel, has released its market projections for 2025, highlighting distinct supply and demand dynamics for copper, nickel, platinum, and palladium. Each metal’s outlook reflects a mix of global economic factors and industry-specific developments. CopperThe global copper market, currently in surplus by 200,000...
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  • Nornickel Pursues New Uses to Offset Palladium Demand Drop

    BY John Davis
    Nornickel, the world’s leading palladium producer, is aiming to counter declining demand from internal combustion engine vehicles by developing innovative applications for the metal. The company expects annual palladium demand in China to increase by 5-10 tonnes (7.6-15% of current consumption) from 2026-2027 through these efforts. Currently, over 80% of global palladium use comes from...
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