How far is each metal from its own record?
Distance of the precious metal prices from their respective all-time highs: gold, silver, platinum, palladium and copper compared, with the date of each record high.
How far is each metal from its own record?
“Precious metals are rising” never applies to all of them at once. The bar shows how much of the previous peak has been reached — each in EUR and against its own record high, not against one another.
Live from our own price data: current price against the highest level ever recorded, both in EUR. Copper is currently closest to its own record. The Palladium high dates from 03/2022 and has not been reached again. Highs are tracked from the start of our price records; earlier peaks of individual metals may lie above them. Past performance is no indication of future development.
Where the numbers come from
This chart is calculated from our own price recordings. The current price in it is updated every minute during trading hours; the longer series are recalculated twice a day.
- our own measurement Our own exchange rates (EUR/USD and others) — new values every trading day
- our own measurement Our own daily closing prices for the metals — new values every trading day
- our own measurement Our own minute-by-minute prices for the current day — new values every minute
- our own measurement Our own daily highs and lows — new values every trading day
The Chart view shows the most recently calculated state. The Image version — including the one for sharing and downloading — is a still image generated nightly at 02:30. Last generated on 11/09/2026 at 02:31.
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