
Why are Palladium Prices so high?
09-12-2025 - Over the past month, the price of Palladium on the NYMEX has risen from $1,388.1 per ounce to $1,483.6 per ounce. This increase indicates a possible rise in demand or a decrease in supply, reflecting the current market dynamics and economic factors affecting its valuation. The forecast predicts a slight increase to $1,509.4 per ounce, a 1.7% rise from the current price of $1,483.6 per ounce. This suggests a generally stable trend with minimal risk, given the modest price change of $25.8 per ounce.
The forecast also highlights upward price pressure on palladium due to demand, particularly from the global economy, with an impact of $31.3 per ounce. However, this is balanced by downward pressures from supply flows and technical data, resulting in mixed market signals. Analysts have adjusted their 2026 price forecasts for palladium upwards, citing factors such as limited mine supply and tariff uncertainties. The median forecast for 2026 is now $1,262.50 per ounce, up from $1,100 in previous estimates. This revision aligns with the forecast of $1,509.4 for the upcoming month, suggesting continued upward momentum in the near term.
The forecast also highlights upward price pressure on palladium due to demand, particularly from the global economy, with an impact of $31.3 per ounce. However, this is balanced by downward pressures from supply flows and technical data, resulting in mixed market signals. Analysts have adjusted their 2026 price forecasts for palladium upwards, citing factors such as limited mine supply and tariff uncertainties. The median forecast for 2026 is now $1,262.50 per ounce, up from $1,100 in previous estimates. This revision aligns with the forecast of $1,509.4 for the upcoming month, suggesting continued upward momentum in the near term.
What is the current / spot price of Palladium?
Palladium Price Today
December 9, 2025
Current Price
1483.6
$/t
What is the forecast for the price of Palladium?
Palladium Price Forecast
December 9, 2025
1 Month Forecast
1509.4
$/t
1 Year Forecast
1299.8
$/t
What are the short-term drivers of Palladium prices?
Over the 1 Month horizon the outlook is bullish due to drivers such as: - The shape of the futures curve - US Treasury Yield Spread Br(None) The top contrary drivers for the 1 Month horizon are: - Short term price trends - The net positions of speculators on NYMEX - Palladium Stocks (CMX)
What are the long-term drivers of Palladium prices?
Over the 1 Year horizon the outlook is bearish due to drivers such as: - Palladium Stocks (CMX) - Short term price trends Br(None) The top contrary drivers for the 1 Year horizon are: - EWMA-based technical analysis - Eurozone Equities - The shape of the futures curve
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