ShouChuang Futures: Geopolitical risks may escalate, platinum and palladium prices retreat from gains

The latest news this morning: Iran’s “de facto top leader,” Larijani, has confirmed that he was killed, and peace seems to be getting farther away. Precious metals continue to face pressure and retreat. Today, platinum and palladium are both moving sharply lower, giving back yesterday’s gains; the decline in palladium exceeds 2%. Platinum and palladium return to weakness, in line with our earlier expectations. With changes in expectations regarding the conflict in the Middle East, the current cycle may last even longer. Crude oil prices are surging, putting the global auto industry under pressure. Demand for platinum and palladium may need to be revised downward. With market sentiment turning pessimistic, near-term conditions may continue to weigh on the price of platinum and palladium. However, it is worth noting that South Africa, a major mainstream source of platinum and palladium, may also be affected by the energy shock, and future platinum and palladium production conditions will also be worth watching. (Chuangchuang Futures)

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