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Palladium price today by weight and carats per gram in Swiss Franc

The price of palladium can fluctuate due to various economic factors which influence demand. It is often quoted in ounces (oz) or grams. Here is today's palladium price in CHF (Swiss Francs).

The historical performance of the palladium price in CHF

This palladium price chart shows you the history of the price of palladium in CHF. You'll notice that the price tends to move up and down a lot, although it has generally increased in value over time.

Palladium prices today by Currency (per gram)

The price of palladium varies depending on whether you're looking at it in euros, US dollars, Swiss francs, or British pounds. This table allows you to track the palladium prices in each currency, as well as their daily performance.

Why buy palladium?

Palladium has become more popular among investors because of its important role in industry, especially the automotive sector, where it is used for catalytic converters. This means the price of palladium in CHF and other currencies is heavily impacted by trends in the automotive sector and government policies that influence it.

• For example, if the Swiss Government opted to ban the sale of all petrol and diesel cars tomorrow, there's a good chance this would have a material impact on the price of palladium, as these cars still rely on catalytic converters, unlike electric vehicles.
• As more car owners switch to electric vehicles, this could create more supply of palladium from scrap catalytic converters of old petrol and diesel vehicles, which could also have an impact on the palladium price in CHF and other currencies.
• Much of the world’s palladium is currently traded in the London bullion market, according to the London Bullion Markets Association (LBMA).

What are the current trends in palladium prices globally?

As mentioned, the price of palladium is strongly correlated with trends in the automotive sector. Therefore, it’s worth keeping an eye out for news stories such as:

• Car production forecasts
• EV market trends
• Supply chain disruption
• Changes to emissions regulations

What other economic indicators impact the palladium price in CHF?

The price of palladium is also impacted by broader economic trends, such as Eurozone GDP, inflation, interest rate changes, as well as wider macroeconomic trends, such as consumer demand for cars in China and the US.

What is the highest CHF price of palladium in history?

As mentioned earlier, the price of palladium in CHF rose to a record high in March 2022. This coincided with the unexpected Russian invasion of Ukraine, which also led to significant market turmoil, prompting many investors to move their wealth to safe havens like precious metals.

The evolution of the palladium price in CHF in grams

The price of palladium in CHF has risen and fallen sharply over time. While it has fallen a lot since its 2022 record high, it is still much higher than it was back in the early 1990s, when the price was below CHF 5.

What impacts the price of palladium in CHF specifically?

The price of palladium in CHF is influenced by currency exchange (forex) rates. For example, if the CHF weakens against USD, in which palladium is chiefly denominated, this makes palladium more expensive in CHF.

However, if USD weakens, the palladium price in CHF becomes cheaper and the demand for the precious metal in Switzerland can rise.

• If Switzerland reveals strong GDP growth or other positive economic data that may exceed analysts’ expectations, this could also strengthen the Swiss Franc and make palladium more affordable in this currency.
• One advantage investors in Switzerland have over their European counterparts is that they pay much lower VAT (8.1%) than many other countries such as Germany (19%), the UK and France (20%), and Italy (22%).
• Some of our palladium products are VAT-free if you keep them securely stored in our Swiss freeport.

Is it good to diversify your portfolio with palladium?

Palladium, like other precious metals, is often regarded as a safe haven for investors flocking to commodities to preserve their wealth in times of high inflation and/or other economic volatility. The palladium price in CHF and other currencies may be inversely correlated with stocks and shares, too, like gold, which could make it a suitable metal to include in your diversified portfolio.

Is palladium similar to platinum?

Palladium shares many similarities with platinum, which is also used in catalytic converters, primarily diesel, while palladium is primarily used in petrol catalytic converters. They are both part of the same family of metals called PGMs (Platinum Group Metals) and have similar chemical properties, such as resistance to corrosion and oxidation. However, platinum is also widely used in jewellery and has a higher melting point, which makes it more suitable for some other industrial applications.

How to invest in palladium

You can start investing in palladium by buying it or doing palladium trading through ETFs and futures contracts.

However, buying palladium bullion or coins is the most direct way to own this precious metal.

These items are not only valuable collectibles; they also have the potential to appreciate in value as time goes on. Plus, you can resell your stored products on our website at any time (24/7) with 0% commission.

• Before you buy, check the latest palladium price in CHF.
• We can deliver your palladium to your home or keep it stored in our secure vaults in Switzerland

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