What is the Copper/Platinum ratio?
The copper-to-platinum ratio measures the relative value between these two assets. It shows how many units of platinum are equivalent to one unit of copper at current market prices.
As of September 28, 2026, the copper to platinum ratio is 0.00380, from a copper price of $6.58 per pound and platinum at $1,730.46 per troy ounce. Over the past 52 weeks the ratio has ranged from 0.00217 to 0.00406.
The copper to platinum ratio is the price of copper divided by the price of platinum. At the latest snapshot: $6.58 divided by $1,730.46 = 0.00380.
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About the Copper to Platinum Ratio
Why is this ratio important?
Tracking this ratio helps traders and investors understand the relative performance of copper versus platinum. Changes in the ratio can signal shifts in market sentiment, supply and demand dynamics, or macroeconomic factors affecting these assets differently.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Copper/Platinum ratio?
The copper-to-platinum ratio measures the relative value between these two assets. It shows how many units of platinum are equivalent to one unit of copper at current market prices.
Why is the Copper/Platinum ratio important?
Tracking this ratio helps traders and investors understand the relative performance of copper versus platinum. Changes in the ratio can signal shifts in market sentiment, supply and demand dynamics, or macroeconomic factors affecting these assets differently.
How is the Copper/Platinum ratio calculated?
The ratio is calculated by dividing the price/value of Copper by the price/value of Platinum. A ratio of 50 means one unit of Copper equals 50 units of Platinum in value.