OUTCROP

Platinum heads for big deficit — but little price upside

AUSTRALIA does not mine platinum — so that’s one thing we don’t have to worry about in a confusing state of the sector. <i><b>The Outcrop</i>, by Robin Bromby</b>

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Markets aren’t meant to work this way, are they? The price of platinum has fallen 24% so far this year, but the sector is heading for the biggest deficit since 1999. And we have the complication now...

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