Palladium is spiking again, and the world’s carmakers are scrambling to keep up.

Prices just broke above $1,100 per ounce, marking a 21.7% year-to-date surge. While most eyes are locked on gold and silver, palladium’s comeback is flying under the radar—and that could be a costly mistake for anyone ignoring it. With global supply tightening and industrial demand refusing to slow down, palladium is quietly setting the stage for another precious metals breakout.

And it’s not just short-term momentum.

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Palladium is rarer than gold—global mine production is less than 7 million ounces per year, compared to over 3,500 tonnes (112 million ounces) of gold.

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