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25 Year Palladium Price History in Euros per Ounce
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The above chart tracks the price for an ounce of palladium in Euros, for the last 25 years. Customers will no doubt fail to notice the two huge price spikes at the beginning and end of the chart. Palladium has become the highest valued precious metal in the last few months, peaking in March 2019 at just over 1400 Euros. Demand for palladium is fuelled by the automotive industry, and mining efforts - focused primarily in Russia - have struggled to keep up.
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