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Will palladium prices increase by more than 10% by February 2026 due to supply deficits?
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Ṁ100
2027
65%
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Resolution Criteria

The resolution will be based on the percentage change in palladium prices from the current spot price as of February 2024 to the spot price on February 1, 2026. Data will be sourced from the London Metal Exchange (LME) or another reputable financial data provider.

Background

Palladium markets are experiencing structural deficits, with significant supply vulnerabilities due to concentrated production in Russia and South Africa. Current forecasts from Bank of America Securities suggest a strong price performance, with palladium prices expected to rise to $1,725/oz by 2026. The current spot price already exceeds these forecasts, indicating potential for further increases.

Key Considerations

The likelihood of a price increase is supported by ongoing supply constraints and strong demand from the automotive sector, particularly for ICE and hybrid vehicles. However, geopolitical factors, trade disruptions, and potential tariffs could impact supply and price dynamics. The threshold of a 10% increase is set to capture meaningful market movements while acknowledging these uncertainties.

Market Details

  • Threshold: 10 percent

  • Direction: exceeds

Source Indicator

On a scale of 1-100, assess the likelihood of palladium prices increasing by more than 10% by 2026 due to supply deficits.

Structural deficits in the platinum and palladium markets signal a potential price rise, especially given the concentration of supply vulnerabilities in Russia and South Africa.

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