Platinum Surges to Record High as Precious Metals Rally Continues
Platinum joined gold and silver at record highs on December 26, up 170% for 2025. The rally reflects industrial demand from clean energy and safe-haven buying.
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Platinum joined gold and silver at record highs on December 26, up 170% for 2025. The rally reflects industrial demand from clean energy and safe-haven buying.
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Gold hit a record $4,530 per ounce while silver broke through $75 for the first time ever on December 26. Platinum also reached all-time highs in the precious metals surge.
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