Silver, Platinum, and Palladium Forecasts Revised Higher Amid Supply Constraints

Precious Metals Forecast Revised: Silver, Platinum, and Palladium Prices Adjusted Upward

In light of continued supply constraints and favorable investor sentiment, forecast prices for Silver, Platinum, and Palladium have been revised higher, complementing the already bullish outlook for Gold.

Updated Forecast Levels for 2025

• Silver is now expected to close the year at $37 per troy ounce, revised from $34.
• Platinum is projected to reach $1,250, up from $1,000.
• Palladium sees a more modest upgrade to $1,100, from $1,000.

Looking ahead to mid-2026:

• Silver is forecasted to hit $40, Platinum to climb to $1,400, and Palladium to $1,200.

“Silver and Platinum are likely to follow Gold's upward trajectory. However, the price of Palladium may lag due to weak demand and rising recycling supply,” analysts note.

Silver and Platinum Offer Undervalued Exposure

Silver and Platinum remain underpriced compared to Gold, making them attractive for investors seeking cost-effective precious metal exposure. Additionally, both metals are expected to stay in structural supply deficits, enhancing their long-term value proposition.

Related: Gold Price Forecast: Safe-Haven Demand Remains Strong

Palladium's Upside May Be Limited

While Palladium also sees a positive forecast revision, it may struggle to outperform due to declining automotive demand and an expected surge in recycled supply. This imbalance could weigh on prices, making it the least favored of the precious metals trio.

Conclusion

The revised projections reinforce the bullish narrative for precious metals heading into 2025. Silver and Platinum continue to offer strong investment potential, while Palladium faces headwinds from evolving sectoral demand dynamics.