| BMO Capital Markets made waves last week with the announcement that it’s lowered its price expectations for gold , silver and platinum. That’s bad news for precious metals investors, but luckily there’s still one such metal that the firm believes will do well. That, of course, is palladium.
In a report, BMO Nesbitt Burns analyst Jessica Fung said the firm sees gold averaging $1,190 per ounce in 2015, lower than its previous forecast of $1,275, and $1,238 in 2016, a drop from $1,250. Meanwhile, it sees platinum averaging $1,413 in 2015, down from the previously announced $1,500, and just $1,425 in 2016, a decline from $1,550...............................................Full Article: Source
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