Platinum just hit record highs as supply constraints tighten across global markets. The surge reflects growing demand pressures and limited production capacity, particularly from key mining regions. Industry observers are watching closely as inventory levels continue to compress.



Meanwhile, the EU's potential reversal of its combustion-engine ban is reshaping energy sector expectations. The policy shift signals changing market dynamics around industrial metal demand, particularly for catalytic applications in automotive manufacturing. This development could alter demand forecasts for platinum and palladium over the coming years.

For macro-focused investors, these movements highlight how geopolitical policy shifts and supply-side constraints can create ripple effects across commodity markets. When traditional asset classes show volatility, it often precedes broader market sentiment changes—something worth monitoring alongside traditional financial indicators.
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BuyHighSellLowvip
· 4h ago
Platinum has gone up again, but I keep losing... I should have known better than to sell so early.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 5h ago
Is platinum reaching a new high? The supply chain is about to cause trouble again. Can we hold this wave... Once the EU policy shifts, the demand pattern for catalysts changes directly. It feels like there's still hope ahead. Macro investors, don't sleep. Geopolitics + supply chain double impact—that's the real domino effect.
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SchrodingersFOMOvip
· 5h ago
Platinum hits a new high? The supply chain is about to stir things up again ngl --- EU has changed its mind... It seems policy shifts can directly impact the entire market --- Stockpiling is being squeezed so hard, and the hoarders are excited again --- The automotive industry's catalyst demand can change at any time, macro investors are probably recalculating again --- Supply-side choke points are the most aggressive, more effective than anything else --- Policy reversal triggers a chain reaction... That’s why we need to keep an eye on geopolitical games --- The recent movement in platinum and palladium, a sign of volatility in traditional assets, interesting --- Capacity bottlenecks + policy shifts, double trouble
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MidnightSellervip
· 5h ago
Platinum has risen again, but is anyone really stocking up? Feels like all just futures speculation... That move in the EU was a bit outrageous, flipping so easily—playing with fire. White gold and palladium seem to be overhyped; we'll see when they drop. Is the supply chain pressure real or just creating anxiety? Anyway, I haven't invested. The policy direction is changing too quickly this time; I can't keep up. I'm optimistic about gold; platinum is still on the sidelines.
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