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PGM prices got ahead of themselves

After years of oversupply, there are now clear signs that the PGM market is tightening. Falling mine supply should help the market to rebalance, but a higher rate of recycling could put a cap on prices at least in the near term. This is one factor behind our relatively cautious outlook for prices over the next year or so.

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