Commodities

Platinum Edges Lower Friday but Holds Most of Its Weekly Gain

XPT slipped 0.36% on the day to $1,518.1, even as the metal remained up more than 5% over the past week.

By Love Wallet · November 6, 2026

Platinum Edges Lower Friday but Holds Most of Its Weekly Gain
Price
$1,518
24h
-0.36%
1 week
+5.24%
1 month
-7.41%

Platinum settled at $1,518.1 on November 6, 2026, retreating a modest 0.36% over the prior 24 hours after a strong weekly run. The pullback was relatively contained, leaving the commodity well above where it traded at the start of the seven-day period.

Over the past week, platinum posted a gain of 5.24%, reflecting a period of sustained buying pressure that lifted prices from lower levels. The advance stands in contrast to the broader 30-day picture, which shows a decline of 7.41%, underscoring the uneven path the metal has taken over the past month.

The 30-day loss suggests platinum faced meaningful selling pressure earlier in the period before the more recent recovery took hold. The gap between the monthly decline and the weekly rise indicates that a significant portion of that earlier drawdown has not yet been recovered.

Market capitalization data for platinum is not available, as is typical for physically traded commodities where total supply and valuation metrics differ from those used in equity or digital-asset markets.

Market data is provided for informational purposes only and may be delayed. Nothing in this article is financial advice.

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