| Specifications |
> Platinum & Palladium Survey 2008 was published
on 24th April 2008
> 84 pages - Price: £325/ US$595 / €440 (hard
copy)
> Also available in pdf format (contact us for prices)
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| Main features |
84 fact-filled pages, including detailed supply/demand statistics
and 14 data appendices.
Country-by-country data covering main consuming and producing
countries.
Detailed information not available in the public domain.
Mini-tables summarise data in easy-to-read format.
Thorough, considered analysis of statistical information.
Concise summary of main findings in each chapter.
Critical assessment of current and future trends.
The outlook for platinum & palladium prices.
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Also available in Chinese.
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| Related
publications: |
> Precious
Metals Quarterly
> Precious
Metals Market Briefing
> Materials
Flow of Platinum Group Metals
> 3-Year
PGMs Forecasting Quarterlies
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