Russia could limit the supply of palladium to drive prices higher, says insurance company

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While everyone is encouraged to splash around in gold and silver as safety nets and as an inflation hedge, very few are noticing palladium… Platinum, the other catalytic pgm- sitting at a long time low, is pursued quite avidly by investors now… leaving palladium largely unnoticed and all alone… only because it appears expensive on the surface… what a perfect upward storm ☔️ is brewing for palladium. Certainly Not because of demand- neither vehicle manufacturing nor vehicle sales have recovered near prepandemic numbers, rather because of supply… a whole n’other matter. Russia will capitalize her palladium market share position and lessen its physical availability whilst Africa undergoes labor shortages due to labor strikes and disgruntled unions… All the while, mines bring ever lesser amounts of physical palladium to market. Palladium has no choice but to return to its all time highs during this inflationary/ stagflationary moment of a strong dollar. What do you suppose occurs to the price of palladium during a (somewhat) recovery from today when, because of furniture/materials/appliances overstocking, an improved employment (recovery) number, improved vehicle sales and lessening home loan interest rate? I say back to 3000 this year and $5000 therafter.

I suspect as much from beginning of war. Russia only supply palladium about 20% to the world, perhaps not much, but enough to cause domino's effect on price raise and shortage

A better and sure way of destroying the market for Russian o&g, cap the purchase price of consumer and commercial o&g at home.

Russia is not the only supplier of palladium.

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