Why electric vehicles are not yet a worry for the platinum metals sector - WPIC's Trevor Raymond

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- A supply deficit and growing industrial and investor demand set the stage for a platinum price recovery according to Trevor Raymond, CEO of the World Platinum Investment Council.Compared to other metals, Raymond said platinum has room to run. He noted both supply constraints and demand growth due to industrial demand, namely catalytic converters.

"We've got a situation where platinum remains significantly undervalued compared to gold and significantly undervalued compared to its one-to-one substitute, palladium," said Raymond. Raymond noted China's uptick in demand, highlighting that the country imported 1.2 million ounces more than their demand needs.

"What's basically happened is that exchange stocks and ETF stocks have flown from the West to the East. Once platinum gets into China, it's pretty difficult to export it, so you've got a lot of metal that is geographically captive in China. It's quite a tight market."Raymond is not worried yet about electric vehicles displacing internal combustion engines, which require catalytic converters. He said the transition will take longer than governments and regulator hope.

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