Platinum-group prices are being hammered by the chip shortage
- brittany3127
- Sep 17, 2021
- 1 min read
The shortage of semiconductors is clobbering the price of platinum-group metals as investors brace for a long-lasting hit to car production.
Platinum and its sister metals palladium and rhodium — used in pollution-cutting catalytic converters — have all suffered sharp drops in recent weeks as carmakers shutter plants and trim output guidance
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