Palladium Price Today

In India, today's Palladium price is ₹124,544 per ounce, and is witnessing a declining trend of 1.13%.  

Updated On - 21 Sep 2026

Palladium is a precious metal used mainly in automobiles, electronics, jewellery and industrial applications. Its price is influenced by demand and supply, automotive demand, global economic conditions and currency movements.

Palladium Price Today

Palladium Price for Last 10 Days

Date

Palladium Price (₹/Ounce)

% Change

17 Sep 2026

₹124,544

-1.13%

16 Sep 2026

₹125,955

1.90%

15 Sep 2026

₹123,568

-0.73%

14 Sep 2026

₹124,469

0.29%

13 Sep 2026

₹124,103

0%

12 Sep 2026

₹124,103

-1.77%

11 Sep 2026

₹126,298

1.21%

10 Sep 2026

₹124,774

-5.01%

09 Sep 2026

₹131,020

1.20%

08 Sep 2026

₹129,453

-2.08%

07 Sep 2026

₹132,141

0%

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Palladium Historical Prices

Month

Average Price (₹/10 g)

Monthly Trend

Aug 2026

₹41,629

+6.10%

Jul 2026

₹39,234

+1.01%

Jun 2026

₹38,845

+2.16%

May 2026

₹38,024

+1.74%

Apr 2026

₹37,374

-0.92%

Mar 2026

₹37,721

+3.08%

Feb 2026

₹36,593

+2.41%

Jan 2026

₹35,731

+1.88%

Factors Affecting Palladium Prices

  • Automotive Demand: Palladium is widely used in vehicle catalytic converters. Changes in automobile production and demand can affect its price.
  • Supply: Changes in mining and production can affect the availability and price of palladium.
  • Global Economy: Economic growth can increase industrial demand, while weaker economic activity can reduce demand.
  • US Dollar: Palladium is commonly priced in US dollars, so changes in the dollar can influence its price.
  • Investment Demand: Changes in investor interest can also affect palladium prices.
  • Geopolitical Events: Supply disruptions and global events can cause price fluctuations.
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Uses of Palladium

Palladium is mainly used in:

  • Automobile catalytic converters
  • Electronics and electrical components
  • Jewellery
  • Dental applications
  • Fuel cells
  • Hydrogen purification
  • Industrial applications

How Are Palladium Prices Determined?

Palladium prices are mainly determined by global demand and supply. Automotive demand, mining production, investor interest, economic conditions and currency movements can also influence prices.

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FAQs on Palladium Price Today

1.What is causing the high price of palladium?

Palladium has become increasingly expensive due to a decrease in its supply over the last few years, particularly between 2019 and 2020. This has led to a situation where the drop in supply outpaced the decrease in demand, resulting in a price increase. Therefore, the current high price of palladium is the outcome of the sharp decline in its supply and a slower decline in demand.

2.What is the cost of Palladium in Mumbai Today?

The market price of Palladium in Mumbai changes daily. As of May 2026, the current price is approximately Rs. 43,602 per 10 grams. Please refer to the live price table on this page for the most current rate.

3.What would be the future Palladium price forecast in Mumbai?

Palladium price forecasts are subject to market volatility. As of May 2026, palladium is trading at approximately Rs. 43,602 per 10 grams. For up-to-date forecasts, refer to commodity market analysis platforms.

4.Which metal is more expensive, palladium or platinum?

The relative price of palladium versus platinum changes frequently based on market conditions. As of May 2026, please refer to the live price tables on this page and the Platinum price page for current comparisons. However, the market conditions and regulations for environmental protection, as well as rapid technological and industrial advancements, could potentially alter this scenario in the near future.

5.How come palladium prices have been declining?

Palladium prices reached all-time highs in May 2021, at US Dollars 2,716.16 per ounce, after a massive rally that began in July 2018 from US Dollars 817.12 per ounce. Since then, palladium has seen a sustained decline, driven by a shift in the automotive industry toward electric vehicles (which do not use catalytic converters) and increased use of platinum as a substitute. As of May 2026, palladium prices remain significantly below their 2021 peak.

6.Does palladium have rusting properties?

Palladium cannot rust since it is a pure metal that does not contain iron and thus cannot corrode or deteriorate when exposed to moisture or air. The exceptional physical characteristics of palladium make it an indispensable industrial metal, as well as a desirable material for luxury jewellery. Its resilience and adaptability are some of the factors that make palladium bullion an appealing investment option for traders.

7.Are palladium coins more expensive or bullion bars more expensive?

In terms of premium, coins are typically more expensive than bullion bars. This is because coins have a higher production cost and can be legal tender, unlike bars. Coins often feature intricate designs that require additional resources and time to create, driving up their cost. If the goal is to obtain as many ounces of palladium as possible, bars may be a more cost-effective option.

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