Palladium outshines gold… WSJ – Commodity Research Group

July 4, 2019 by Jim Colburn Leave a Comment

Joe Wallace, WSJ, has a nice piece on the two metals, here…

“A key ingredient in the catalytic converters that reduce pollutants in car fumes, palladium in January became the most expensive precious metal for the first time since 2002. After a 16% surge over the past month, it now fetches $1,555.20 a troy ounce, a premium of almost $140 an ounce over gold.”

There is much more at the link…

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