Platinum

Current platinum price trends

Current platinum price trends

BY Sophia Schmitz
Platinum prices in recent months have been volatile, driven by a combination of industrial demand, global macroeconomic conditions, and market sentiment. Prices are currently hovering around $1,210 per ounce, rebounding from May lows caused by US dollar appreciation and weak demand from the automaker segment. One of the leading drivers of current prices is the...
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Valterra Platinum Makes Market Debut After Anglo American Spin-Off

Valterra Platinum Makes Market Debut After Anglo American Spin-Off

BY John Davis
Valterra Platinum, formerly Anglo American Platinum, began trading as an independent company on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Wednesday, finalizing its separation from parent Anglo American. The debut marks the completion of a major restructuring move by Anglo, which is shifting its focus to copper and iron ore after fending off a $49 billion takeover...
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Platinum price forecast 2025: trends, projections, and market analysis

Platinum price forecast 2025: trends, projections, and market analysis

BY John Davis
Current Platinum Price Trends As of Q2 2025, platinum prices are showing modest recovery from their 2023 lows. The metal is currently trading around $950–$1,000 per ounce, up from sub-$900 levels seen during the economic slowdown of 2023. Key drivers of recent price behavior include: Despite historically being more expensive than gold, platinum price is...
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Top platinum mining companies to watch in 2025

Top platinum mining companies to watch in 2025

BY Lara Browne
Global platinum production overview Platinum is a vital precious metal with applications in automotive catalysts, industrial processes, and jewelry. In recent years, its role in green hydrogen technologies and fuel cells has expanded its strategic value. Global platinum production reached approximately 236 metric tons in 2024, with South Africa accounting for over 70% of the...
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Researchers Develop Bifunctional Copper Catalyst Enabling Low-Pressure Hydrogenation of Inert Molecules

Researchers Develop Bifunctional Copper Catalyst Enabling Low-Pressure Hydrogenation of Inert Molecules

BY Lars Jensen
A team of chemists from Chemnitz University of Technology and the University of Innsbruck has developed a new copper-based catalyst capable of activating and transferring molecular hydrogen at low pressure, enabling reactions previously considered impractical under mild conditions. Led by Professor Johannes Teichert (Chemnitz) in collaboration with Professor Fabian Dillmann’s group (Innsbruck), the researchers reported...
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