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The image displays a line graph titled 'Precious metals price history' showing the average closing price in $ per oz. for three metals from 2013 to 2021. Gold prices ($ per oz.) were: 2013 ~$1400, 2014 ~$1250, 2015 ~$1150, 2016 ~$1250, 2017 ~$1250, 2018 ~$1250, 2019 ~$1400, 2020 ~$1750, and 2021 ~$1780. Platinum prices ($ per oz.) were: 2013 ~$1500, 2014 ~$1380, 2015 ~$1050, 2016 ~$980, 2017 ~$950, 2018 ~$880, 2019 ~$880, 2020 ~$900, and 2021 ~$1100. Palladium prices ($ per oz.) were: 2013 ~$720, 2014 ~$800, 2015 ~$680, 2016 ~$600, 2017 ~$850, 2018 ~$1050, 2019 ~$1500, 2020 ~$2200, and 2021 ~$2400.
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The distributed line graph illustrate the average closing values of selected precious mtals between 2013 and 2021.
Overall, the graph demonstrates that the price of gold changes erractically, while platinum had a significant decrease in price, and palladium exprienced a raise over the years.
Palladium faced a decrease and the lowest point was $600 per ounces in the first four years, 2013-2016, and after 2016, Palladium started to shot up and hit the peak at $2500. On the other hand, Gold had been facing rise and fall for the first three-quarter, but the remainder, Gold shown an upward trendency to $1900. In contrast, Platinum encountered a significant drop in almost all the years, when it started to increase slighty at the last year, 2021.
In the nutshell, while the gold maintained steady value, platinum faced a significant decline in price, and Palladium shown a rapid increase in the eight years, 2013-2021.
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