What is the Palladium/Silver ratio?
The silver-to-palladium ratio compares an affordable precious metal with both monetary and industrial uses (silver) to an industrial precious metal primarily used in automotive catalytic converters (palladium).
As of September 28, 2026, the palladium to silver ratio is 20.0, meaning one ounce of palladium buys 20.0 ounces of silver. Palladium trades at $1,220.07 per ounce and silver at $61.08 per ounce. Over the past 52 weeks the ratio has ranged from 17.1 to 30.8.
The palladium to silver ratio is the price of palladium divided by the price of silver. At the latest snapshot: $1,220.07 divided by $61.08 = 20.0.
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About the Silver to Palladium Ratio
Why is this ratio important?
This ratio is affected by both precious metals investment trends and automotive industry health.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Palladium/Silver ratio?
The silver-to-palladium ratio compares an affordable precious metal with both monetary and industrial uses (silver) to an industrial precious metal primarily used in automotive catalytic converters (palladium).
Why is the Palladium/Silver ratio important?
This ratio is affected by both precious metals investment trends and automotive industry health.
How is the Palladium/Silver ratio calculated?
The ratio is calculated by dividing the price/value of Palladium by the price/value of Silver. A ratio of 50 means one unit of Palladium equals 50 units of Silver in value.