(capital.com) - As a result of London recently halting the trade of freshly refined Russian palladium and platinum from two state-owned refineries – the Prioksky and Krastsvetmet plants –investor anxieties regarding supply shortages have once again resurfaced, boosting palladium prices even higher.
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