Lonmin Sees Firmer Platinum Prices Ahead

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Platinum prices could rise 2.5% next year, according to Lonmin, the world's third-largest producer of the metal. Lonmin reported a full-year loss Monday, but CEO Ian Farmer told CNBC the worst was behind the group.

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