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The image shows a line graph displaying the price history of three precious metals - gold, platinum, and palladium - from 2013 to 2021 measured in $ per oz on the vertical axis. The gold line starts at around $1500 in 2013, fluctuates between $1000 and $1350 until 2019, then steadily rises to over $2000 by 2021. The platinum line starts at $1500, gradually decreases to around $800 by 2016, fluctuates between $800 and $1000 until 2020, then rises to around $1250 in 2021. The palladium line starts at around $700, gradually increases to around $2000 by 2019, then sharply rises to over $2500 by 2021.
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The line graph depicts the typical cost for three selected valuable metals between the year 2013 to 2021.
Overall, Palladium, which were the cheapest among the three metals, experienced a sharp increase and overcame both Gold and Platinum. While Platinum, which used to have the highest price, had a considerable decrease which made it far below Gold and Palladium in 2021.
In 2013, Palladium had a quite steady growth around more than 500$ per oz. Starting from 2016, the price of Palladium continued to rise gradually and peaked in 2021 with almost 2500$ per ounce. Meanwhile, Platinum fell dramatically from 1500$ to less than 1000$ during the year 2013 to 2020, then showed a slight rise in 2021.
Unlike Palladium and Platinum, Gold represented a moderate progress in its price, staying between 1000$ and 1500$. In 2019, Gold started to show some increase and jumped above 1500$, then continued to stay the same until 2021.
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