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[*] posted on 27-11-2023 at 18:40
Why Palladium's spot price keeps dropping


Price of Palladium dropped by more then 50% and continues falling, what it caused by? Any of you Dear forum members know or maybe have ideas?
Electric cars taking over??
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[*] posted on 27-11-2023 at 19:59


Automotive companies are switching to platinum, due to the cost difference and because Russia is a major producer. Less people are buying cars at the moment and of those that are buying cars a greater percentage are buying electric.
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[*] posted on 27-11-2023 at 20:04


Platinum catching up with Palladium, less then 4£ difference.
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[*] posted on 27-11-2023 at 21:01


Of course, I still can't afford either of them......



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[*] posted on 28-11-2023 at 05:11


I found many jewelers will sell sub gram quantities.
Usually in the form of solider sticks.
The desired product is inpure %40-%60,
often containing silver and tin




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[*] posted on 28-11-2023 at 18:17


That's a shame, as I still have some palladium salts and metal materials. If people are every looking for small bits of pd/pt type metals and salts (eg, Pd(OAc)2, PdCl2, maybe the triphenylphosphine dichloride material), I have a few small bits, been trying to find them and sort them, but only have found some from my stored boxes of stuff. I might have bits if Rh, Re, and others. Sold someone some Pt wire years ago, its mostly gone, but have other bits and pieces, if anyone is looking.
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[*] posted on 28-11-2023 at 18:25


I'd be quite interested in said bits.



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