Platinum Prices Up $22
The Street reported platinum prices are up $22 on Monday.
The Street reported platinum prices are up $22 on Monday.
Bloomberg reported Lonmin Plc (LSE:LMI) won support from shareholders for a proposed $817 million stock sale aimed at helping it avoid breaching pledges to creditors.
Bloomberg reported platinum prices dropped in South Africa after two-month strikes ended.
Bloomberg reported South Africa’s Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said the country's credibility with investors has been hurt by platinum strikes and two credit downgrades.
Reuters reported Anglo American Platinum (LSE:AAL) saya miners are expected to return to work on Thursday after accepting a pay deal to end strikes.
CNBC reported platinum rises to $1,583 an ounce going up 1.5 percent.
Reuters reported Lonmin (LSE:LMI) asked shareholders to support an $817 million cash call, saying without a balanced budget the company will be more vulnerable to Xstrata (LSE:XTA).
Reuters reported following a forecast of a shortage of platinum in the marketplace caused the white metal to rise sharply on Tuesday.
CNBC reported Anglo American Platinum (LSE:AAL) says 30,000 striking employees have until Wednesday to come back to work.
Reuters reported Impala Platinum Holdings Limited (JSE:IMP) says the platinum market will remain in short supply through 2012 and for the next few years.
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