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palladium
Critical · 2 lists

Palladium · Pd

PGM · byproduct

USGS_2022
USGS_2025
Palladium has per-metal production data, but USGS publishes reserves only for the platinum-group metals as a whole - no per-metal reserve split exists in the primary source.

Palladium sits on 2 federal critical-minerals lists; mine supply is concentrated (HHI 0.34, 2025), led by 🇷🇺 Russia at 44% of output. The US is 57% net import-reliant (2025). Prices rose 11% over the past year (-18%/yr over 4y).

Headline indicators

1,100dollars per troy ounce

USGS MCS (Palladium) · source marks this value estimated

+11% 1Y

-18%/yr · 4Y CAGR

57%

0.34

Concentrated · 2025

lifecycle flow

  1. 01Reserves

    -

    Reported at PGM group level

  2. 02Production

    194,100kilograms

    Russia top · 2025

  3. 03Trade

    74,000kilograms

    net importer · 2025

  4. 04Stocks

    -

  5. 05Consumption

    255,888.3kilograms

    World · 2025

Data coverage notes

  • group-levelPalladium: reserves reported only at the PGM group level - USGS MCS publishes reserves for the platinum-group metals as a single aggregate (world total >76,000,000 kg PGM in 2025; South Africa 63,000,000 kg), with no per-metal split. The empty reserves table reflects the source's reporting grain, not missing coverage.
  • no dataNo commodity-decomposed scrap or end-of-life flows - No USGS MCS Fig13 scrap rows. EU WEEE / battery EOL flows (Phase 6.1.1) are country-keyed only - see country profiles.
  • datedMaterial-flow analysis is historical - All 59 material-flow records date to 2010 or earlier (Yale STAF era). They describe the anthropogenic cycle of that period, not today's system.
  • datedEnvironmental footprint is dated - Cradle-to-gate intensity rows carry a 2008 inventory vintage (Nuss & Eckelman-era LCA). Current-process footprints are not yet in scope.
  • datedExport-restriction inventory ends 2020 - The OECD industrial-raw-materials inventory (vendored snapshot) reports HS-line measures only through 2020; restrictions enacted since are not reflected in the measure table.
  • narrowConsumption geography is single-economy (United States) - Reported consumption covers one economy only - the world usage split must be read from trade flows, not from a consumption table.

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Where this data comes from

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