Gold $4,500.30 ▼ -$4.20 (-0.09%)Silver $76.43 ▼ -$0.14 (-0.18%)Platinum $1,948.10 ▼ -$3.10 (-0.16%)Palladium $1,385.50 ▼ -$1.00 (-0.07%)Copper $6.39 ▼ -$0.01 (-0.16%)Aluminum $3,675.50 ▲ +$0.00 (+0.00%)Iron Ore $161.91 ▲ +$28.09 (+20.99%)View Price History →Gold $4,500.30 ▼ -$4.20 (-0.09%)Silver $76.43 ▼ -$0.14 (-0.18%)Platinum $1,948.10 ▼ -$3.10 (-0.16%)Palladium $1,385.50 ▼ -$1.00 (-0.07%)Copper $6.39 ▼ -$0.01 (-0.16%)Aluminum $3,675.50 ▲ +$0.00 (+0.00%)Iron Ore $161.91 ▲ +$28.09 (+20.99%)View Price History →

Palladium Price History

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$1,385.50 ▼ -$1.00 (-0.07%)
52-Week High $2,169.90
52-Week Low $876.60
Data Points 536 days
Period Return +400.5%

Understanding Palladium Prices

Palladium is a platinum-group metal primarily used in gasoline-powered vehicle catalytic converters. Over 80% of palladium demand comes from the automotive industry, making it one of the most industrially-dependent precious metals.

Palladium experienced a dramatic price surge between 2018 and 2022, driven by tightening emissions standards and persistent supply deficits. Russia and South Africa account for roughly 80% of global production, creating significant supply concentration risk.

As the automotive industry shifts toward electric vehicles, long-term palladium demand dynamics are evolving. However, the transition timeline remains uncertain, and near-term demand from internal combustion engines continues to support prices.

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