Ratios
The same principle can be applied to other metal pairs. The gold-platinum ratio was historically mostly below 1 (platinum more expensive than gold), but has been permanently above it since 2015 — a structural shift caused by the diesel scandal and declining catalytic converter demand. The gold-palladium ratio fluctuates more strongly, as palladium depends on automobile production.
Gold/Silver
-3.6 %
78.3
1 oz t Gold
=
78.3 oz t Silver
1 Year: 44.3 – 82.8
Gold/Platinum
+3.5 %
2.67
1 oz t Gold
=
2.67 oz t Platinum
1 Year: 1.78 – 2.79
Gold/Palladium
+40.0 %
3.99
1 oz t Gold
=
3.99 oz t Palladium
1 Year: 2.30 – 4.22
Platinum/Palladium
+35.5 %
1.49
1 oz t Platinum
=
1.49 oz t Palladium
1 Year: 1.08 – 1.51
Platinum/Silver
-7.0 %
29.3
1 oz t Platinum
=
29.3 oz t Silver
1 Year: 22.9 – 32.5
Gold/Copper
-20.6 %
290.9
1 oz t Gold
=
290.9 t Copper
1 Year: 267.6 – 409.3
Bitcoin/Gold
-30.0 %
18.01
1 Bitcoin
=
18.01 oz t Gold
1 Year: 12.35 – 25.71