Palladium Spot Price

$39,560.53 USD $95.81 USD0.24%

Palladium Spot PricesPalladium PriceSpot Change
Palladium Price Per Ounce$1,230.47 USD$2.98 USD
Palladium Price Per Gram$39.56 USD$0.10 USD
Palladium Price Per Kilo$39,560.53 USD$95.81 USD
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Live Metal Spot Prices (24 Hours) Last Updated: 6/24/2026, 12:00 AM

What is the Spot Price of Palladium?

The spot price shows the live market value of a metal per gram, ounce, or kilogram. It updates every minute when supply, demand, and world events change. Traders choose the weight unit that fits their buying or selling size: small bars or bulk bullion.

Palladium Annualized Return

USDEURGBPAUDCAD
2015-29.18%-27.7%-25.9%-30.5%-27.6%
201622.61%20.9%19.1%21.3%22.8%
201755.23%49.8%47.2%50.4%50.9%
201819.07%18.1%17.8%19.5%20.3%
201952.96%48.7%46.5%48.8%50.3%
202026.1%24.5%22.8%24.1%25.4%
2021-22.94%-20.9%-18.5%-21.3%-20.1%
2022-5.57%-3.8%-2.5%-4.1%-3.2%
2023-38.84%-35.5%-32.9%-34.4%-33.2%
2024-17.07%-14.9%-12.8%-15.2%-14.1%
202574.37%66.5%62.8%65.4%68.2%

Palladium Spot Price FAQ

  • What is palladium?

    Palladium is a metal from the platinum group. It doesn’t corrode that quickly and has a high melting point. This is why they use it in industry. It resists tarnish and oxidation; it is an alternative to platinum in jewelry and high-performance materials.

  • What is palladium used for?

    Most of the world’s palladium ends up in automotive catalytic converters. It helps reduce harmful vehicle emissions. It also appears in electronics, where they make durable conductive layers for circuit boards and connectors. Jewelers use it for its natural white tone that doesn’t need rhodium plating.

  • How much is palladium worth?

    Its value changes every few seconds. You can check the live spot price to see the current rate per ounce, gram, or kilogram. It is pretty important in industry, so more valuable compared to other materials in its class.

  • Is palladium a good investment?

    It can be, but investors should understand its temperament. It moves faster than gold or silver, reacting to changes in car production, mine output, or economic growth. Many long-term investors hold it to diversify a metals portfolio and reduce dependence on gold-based assets. It’s not a “safe” metal in the short term.

  • Where is palladium found?

    Most global reserves lie deep underground in regions rich in nickel and platinum ore. The largest producers are Russia and South Africa, followed by Canada and the United States. Smaller deposits exist in Zimbabwe and Finland.

  • Is palladium radioactive?

    No. It is fully stable and poses no radiation risk. It doesn’t decay or emit particles over time; it’s safe for jewelry, medical applications, and electronics. In fact, it’s often chosen for its biocompatibility for dental alloys and surgical tools.

  • Does palladium tarnish?

    Hardly ever. Its oxidation resistance is one of its traits. A ring or coin made of pure metalcan maintain a silvery finish for more than ten years without protective coatings. Even exposure to air, sweat, or humidity won’t dull its appearance.

  • How rare is this metal?

    Exceptionally rare. It’s estimated to be 30 times less common than gold in the Earth’s crust. Only a few hundred tons are mined globally each year. Production depends on other mining operations, and new supply is difficult to expand.

  • Is palladium expensive?

    Yes, its price tends to spike in industrial demand (and there is always an industrial demand). During strong manufacturing cycles or geopolitical tension that affects key suppliers, the metal often trades above platinum and occasionally even gold.

  • How to buy palladium?

    Through reputable dealers offering coins, bars, or ETFs based on the palladium spot price today.

  • Where is it mined?

    Mainly extracted as a by-product of nickel and platinum mining in Russia and South Africa.

  • How much is palladium price per kg?

    Roughly $46,814.67 USD, though it moves minute to minute with market activity.

Current Palladium Price per Kg Today

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You can also track the spot price of gold silver platinum and palladium. Why do you need to do that? The trends in precious metals sometimes connect. It means that from time to time one metal rises in the blink of an eye, and the others sometimes follow. But it doesn't happen all the time.

Palladium Price Per Ounce and Per Kilogram

The price of palladium can change during the trading day. This metal is put in automotive catalytic converters, so its value reacts to manufacturing activity, emissions regulations, and mining output in Russia and South Africa.

Palladium Scrap and Metal Prices

Catalytic converters, circuit boards, and jewelry have a steady secondary flow that affects daily rates. The palladium scrap price follows the spot market but sits slightly lower because of refining costs.

Scrap SourceTypical Return vs. Spot
Automotive Converters80–90%
Jewelry Scrap70–85%
Electronics50–75%

Scrap dealers base their offers on palladium price today. They substrackt processing and assay fees. Large industrial sellers negotiate closer to full value, small-scale recyclers receive slightly less. Meanwhile, investors track the palladium stock price for related mining and refining companies. These shares tend to rise and fall with shifts in physical metal demand.

Palladium Price History and Charts

Over the past decade, the metal rose from roughly $600 per ounce in 2015 to above $2,800 in 2020, before settling near its current level.

YearAverage Price per Ounce (USD)
2015$691
2018$1,026
2020$2,197
2023$1,576
2025 (Current Trend)$

The palladium price chart shows pronounced volatility: big gains during supply shortages and corrections when demand slows. Reviewing palladium price history helps investors gauge risk and timing. When industrial recovery is strong, prices rise quickly. When manufacturing weakens, values ease back.

Price Prediction for 2025

Analysts expect the market to remain mixed this year. Mine supply remains uneven, and economic data continues to pull metals in both directions. Most forecasts suggest gradual stabilization within a broad range, if there are no more geopolitical issues ahead of course.

2025 Forecast (USD per Ounce)Expected Range
Conservative Scenario$1,300 – $1,600
Moderate Scenario$1,600 – $1,950
Optimistic Scenario$2,000 – $2,400

In per-kilogram terms, that’s roughly $41,000 to $77,000. But no one knows for sure. The palladium price prediction depends on vehicle manufacturing trends, global GDP recovery, and potential supply interruptions in Russia or South Africa.