(Reuters) -Analysts have sharply raised their price forecasts for platinum and palladium in 2026, citing tight mine supply, tariff uncertainty and rotation from investment demand for gold, as platinum ...

Platinum and palladium have their own unique drivers, but both are basking in gold’s glow in 2025. Of the two, platinum has been the biggest winner in 2025. The price of the precious metal briefly hit ...

Precious metals have had an impeccable year amid the persistent economic uncertainties and geopolitical risks. For instance, ...

Platinum has broken above $2,300, confirming a long-term breakout fueled by rising investment demand and clean energy growth, ...

Platinum prices have, at times, outperformed gold and silver in 2025. Investors are increasingly looking at platinum to diversify their portfolios amid above-target inflation and budget deficits.

UBS remains long gold (XAUUSD:CUR) in its global strategy with a target of $2,850/oz, and likes to sell downside price risks ...

Platinum and palladium have become the standout ETF trades of 2025. The abrdn Physical Platinum Shares ETF (NYSE: PPLT) rose nearly 9% on Tuesday, while the abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF (NYSE: ...

Platinum began the year trading between US$900 and US$1,100 per ounce. While platinum and other platinum-group metals are considered precious metals, they largely trade on demand from the auto sector.

Platinum seen averaging $1,249.50/oz in 2025, $1,550/oz in 2026 Palladium seen averaging $1,106/oz in 2025, $1,262.50 in 2026 Individual forecasts , Oct 27 (Reuters) - Analysts have sharply raised ...

After peaking around the US$3,000 per ounce mark in February 2022, the palladium price has lost momentum. The downward trend has occurred amid strong growth in demand for electric and hybrid vehicles, ...