Palladium tops commodity performance on worries over near-term supply
London
IN the main commodity markets, nothing is doing better than palladium this year.
The metal is up 30 per cent, beating 33 other raw materials, including lean hogs and aluminium, tracked by Bloomberg. On Friday, prices surged as much as 7.9 per cent to a 16-year high of US$928.36 an ounce as some traders were said to scramble to get hold of physical supplies.
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