Platinum, palladium prices tank
Defying all expectations of a continued rally, palladium lost 3% and platinum fell back to pre-strike levels on Monday.
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PotashCorp brings Doyle era to a close, former Inmet boss Tilk named new CEO
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Rio Tinto to propose new plan after losing court battle over mine expansion
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