Palladium

Explore why palladium’s sharp 3% dip to $1,690/oz on Feb. 19 signals deeper supply shifts, regulatory impacts, and a new market trend away from gold as a hedge.

Explore why palladium is surging: U.S. tariffs, weak supply, ETF inflows, and auto‑tech demand are pushing prices to record highs.

Explore why palladium’s spot price swings between $1,896 and $1,759 this week—examining corporate news, technical resistance, and global market forces.

See why palladium’s price jumped 15% in December 2025: industrial demand, supply cuts, ETF speculation, and Chinese regulation keep the metal near its 52‑week high.

Discover why palladium hit a 52‑week high at $1,684.20/oz, the influence of a silver rally, projected platinum shortages, and U.S. CPI expectations on its price trend.

Explore how Southern Palladium’s rapid progress, iShares’ new palladium ETC and global innovation awards are driving supply‑demand tightness and price resilience for palladium.

Palladium prices closed at $1,569.10 per kilogram on October 14, just below its 52-week high, driven by a mix of supply-side developments, corporate announcements, and broader commodity sentiment.

The palladium market has experienced a significant rally, driven by short-covering activity and a surge in demand, with the price reaching a 52-week high of $1,569.40 per ounce on October 13, 2025.

Palladium’s price has surged past its 52-week high, driven by a shift in market sentiment, institutional confidence, and growing demand for the metal as a portfolio diversification tool, positioning it for sustained upward pressure.