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Platinum, palladium ETFs debut in US

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NEW YORK (Commodity Online): Finally, the platinum and palladium ETFS have hit the US market on Friday. ETF Securities, which has offered a physically-backed platinum fund in Europe, has launched two similar funds in the US: ETFS Physical Platinum (PPLT) and ETFS Physical Palladium (PALL).

Each trust will custody all of the physical metal in plate and ingot form in a secure London Platinum Palladium Market-approved vault. The metal in the vault will undergo a bi-annual audit from an independent specialist, and ETF Securities’ website will contain all the identification numbers and audit information.

Platinum and palladium have a range of precious metal attributes, but they’ve also got a range of industrial applications. Most notably, they’re used in the automobile industry in catalytic converters, which remove emissions. As the green energy sector gains momentum and auto sales recover, platinum and palladium are in a strong position to benefit.

Until these funds launched, US investors could access platinum through exchange traded notes (ETNs), and there was no palladium ETN. ETNs act like they own the physical commodity, although they don’t.
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