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Palladium Pulse: Riding the Precious Metals Rebound in 2025

Palladium Pulse: Riding the Precious Metals Rebound in 2025

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This is your Daily Palladium Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Good morning everyone and welcome back to Daily Palladium Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm your host Vanessa, and I'm so glad you're here today because we have some really interesting developments in the palladium market to talk through.

So let's jump right in with where palladium is trading right now. As of today, October 29th, 2025, palladium is sitting at approximately 1433 dollars and 39 cents per ounce, up about 1.16 percent on the day. That's a solid move upward, and it's actually reflecting some broader trends we're seeing across the precious metals market right now.

Here's what's really fascinating about this moment. Technical analysis is showing that palladium has the potential to weaken against the US dollar moving forward, with traders watching key support levels around 1359 and 1309. But here's the thing, even as we see some of these technical headwinds, the longer term picture for palladium remains quite bullish.

According to a recent poll at the London Bullion Market Association, palladium prices are expected to rise from their current levels around 1364 dollars to approximately 1709 dollars per ounce within the next year. That's a potential gain of over 25 percent, which is pretty significant. This optimism is driven by tight mineral supplies globally and growing concerns about US tariffs, which are actually supporting prices.

Now I want to give you some context here. Palladium has already climbed 54 percent this year, which makes it one of the best performing precious metals. The demand is really coming from a few key places. We've got automotive catalytic converters, which still represent a massive use case. We've got the electronics industry, dental applications, and increasingly important, the clean energy transition is driving demand for emission reducing solutions.

One thing that's really caught my attention is how the broader precious metals market is behaving right now. Gold and silver have entered what analysts are calling oversold territory in late October, suggesting we might be setting up for a technical rebound. When precious metals move together like this, it often signals broader macroeconomic shifts that matter for palladium too.

The Federal Reserve is expected to be making decisions on interest rates tonight, actually, and a potential 25 basis point rate cut could actually be supportive for palladium prices. Lower interest rates make non yielding assets like palladium more attractive compared to interest bearing alternatives, so keep an eye on that announcement.

So what should you be watching? Monitor those key technical support levels I mentioned. Stay tuned to Federal Reserve policy announcements because monetary policy changes can really move these markets. And keep an eye on global inflation data and geopolitical developments, because these factors are influencing where safe haven demand goes.

Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Palladium Price Tracker. I really appreciate you spending this time with me to stay informed about palladium markets. Make sure you subscribe and tune in tomorrow as we continue tracking palladium prices and bringing you the insights you need to understand this dynamic precious metal. Until next time, stay informed and stay ahead of the market.

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