Примеры использования Purchases of platinum на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Since then, purchases of platinum for new LCD plants have fallen substantially.
This year, although the underlying disk market is weak, purchases of platinum are expected to return to more normal levels.
Industrial purchases of platinum are expected to rise by 40,000 oz to 1.91 million ounces.
Recent data suggest that demand in 2009 was softer than previously reported as the recession hit purchases of platinum fashion jewellery.
Purchases of platinum by the automotive sector are expected to increase by 3% this year to 3.16 million ounces.
Slower growth worldwide, coupled with the expiry of economic stimulus measures in many countries, will impact consumption,thus generally lowering purchases of platinum in industrial applications.
Net purchases of platinum for petroleum refining will move 35,000 oz higher in 2006, reaching 185,000 oz.
Altogether, industrial purchases of platinum rose from 1.83 million ounces to 1.94 million ounces last year.
Purchases of platinum by Japanese jewellery manufacturers also fell signifi cantly in 2005, dropping by 50,000 oz to 510,000 oz.
In contrast to the jewellery sector, purchases of platinum for industrial applications climbed to a new high of 1.675 million oz in 2005, up by 140,000 oz on the previous year.
Purchases of platinum for the manufacture of jewellery dropped by 9 per cent to 1.96 million oz in response to higher metal prices.
In all regions, purchases of platinum for jewellery were adversely affected by the strength of the metal's price.
Purchases of platinum by the jewellery industry on the Shanghai Gold Exchange reached two-year highs in the first quarter of this year, despite platinum prices during that time being on average 12% higher than the same period in 2010 in RMB terms.
This stimulated purchases of platinum for glass manufacturing lines, which exceeded returns from older decommissioned facilities.
Gross purchases of platinum by the jewellery industry climbed by 46.1 per cent to 3.01 million ounces in 2009.
Net investment purchases of platinum are likely to fall to 145,000 oz in 2008, a decrease of 25,000 oz from 2007.
Chinese consumer purchases of platinum are above the level of manufacturing demand for new metal, as recycling of jewellery is still significant.
In 2013, purchases of platinum by the North American jewellery trade are expected to rise by 11%, driven by rising exports and higher domestic sales of platinum bridal rings in lower price categories.
In the first eight months of 2012, new purchases of platinum by the Chinese jewellery industry reached a three-year high as the trade took advantage of RMB prices that were on average 16% lower than the equivalent period in 2011.
While we do not expect net jewellery industry purchases of platinum to continue at this rate for the entire year, increased Chinese platinum demand will easily outweigh the weakness in the North American and European jewellery markets.
Purchasing of platinum for light duty vehicles in Europe and Japan will decline.
Purchasing of platinum across various industrial applications rose for the second year in a row, by 17% to 2.05 million ounces.
Purchasing of platinum on the Shanghai Gold Exchange and through Hong Kong traders ran at a three-year high in the first eight months of this year.
Purchasing of platinum in the chemical sector is expected to grow by 40,000 oz to 480,000 oz.
Although weaker European demand has dominated headlines this year,outside of Europe we predict flat or higher purchasing of platinum in all regions as a consequence of rising vehicle output.
As recovery from the floods in Thailand last year takes place, we expect higher purchasing of platinum for use in the hard disk drive industry.
However, it is clear that the fall in the platinum price in the second half of 2008 reinvigorated the purchasing of platinum by individual Japanese investors.
Physical purchasing of platinum in Shanghai shrank in response to the high price in early June.
Purchasing of platinum by the jewellery trade in North America is expected to decline by 10,000 oz this year to 175,000 oz.
The largest contributor to this growth will be the purchase of platinum catalysts employed in the manufacture of polymer intermediates such as paraxylene and propylene.