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Wall Street was moderately upbeat last week. Notably, NVIDIA stock hit a record but eventually succumbed to a slowdown due to profit booking.

There was a growing unease on Wall Street last week, caused by disappointing corporate updates from major banks, reigniting concerns about persistent inflation and the likelihood of sustained elevated

Palladium futures reached a record high in March 2022 but have since experienced a significant decline. Russia's role as the leading palladium producer and the war in Ukraine has influenced the metal'

Palladium benefits from stringent emission regulations and technological advancements, making it a potential hedge against inflation and currency devaluations. The abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF

Wall Street was downbeat last week as evident due to rising rates.

Platinum traded higher than palladium this month for the first time in nearly six years, with expectations for a back-to-back annual supply shortage and rising demand for platinum boosting prospects f

Wall Street was upbeat last week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high on dovish stance and tone.

Palladium's bull market peaked in March 2022 at $3,380.50 per ounce, coinciding with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Russia and South Africa are the leading producers of palladium, causing supply concer

Palladium has been the worst-performing precious metal in the past few years due to declining demand in automotive applications. Auto accounts for 80-85% of palladium demand. Palladium is usually prod

abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF allows investors to track the dynamics of palladium without going into the precious metal. Palladium has a strong underlying demand from the automotive sector due t

PALL has continued to bleed since we published our constructive thesis on February 15. Speculators have established a record net short position in palladium on Nymex, indicative of an excessively bear

In this edition of the top-performing ETFs rundown, metals and commodities ETFs both took leading positions. Specifically, those metals and commodities appear related to the ongoing global transition

Palladium and the abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF are oversold, presenting a contrarian investment opportunity, as above-ground inventories remain low. Bearish market sentiment stems from a belief

I advise against investing in Palladium and the abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF due to the rapid adoption of electric vehicles, which do not require catalytic converters - a major use for Palladiu

PALL: Palladium Finds A Bottom.