Platinum Price October 30 2026
Platinum Price 2026 · Oct 30, 2026 · Trading open
- 1500$176 vol.88%
- 1550$156 vol.78%
- 1600$120 vol.60%
- 1750$8 vol.28%
- 1650$95 vol.22%
- 1700$53 vol.21%
- 1300—
- 1350—
About this market
Traders price 1500 at 88%, ahead of 1550 at 78%.
The market has $608 in volume across 17 trades; the most recent was on Oct 22, 2026.
Trading closes on Oct 30, 2026. The result is confirmed by ForecastEx.
These Contracts previously referenced the front-month Platinum Futures contract. The front-month contract is no longer used, and these Contracts now reference the active-month Platinum Futures contract. Refer to the futures contract specified in the Contract to determine the applicable settlement contract and settlement price on the Resolution Date.
Rules and timeline
Each outcome is its own contract. A Yes contract pays $1 if its outcome happens and $0 if not; a No contract pays the reverse. Because the contracts trade separately, their chances don't have to add up to 100%.
- 1500Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,500 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1550Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,550 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1600Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,600 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1750Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,750 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1650Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,650 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1700Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,700 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
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- 1300Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,300 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1350Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,350 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1400Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,400 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1450Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,450 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1800Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,800 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1850Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,850 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1900Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,900 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 1950Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $1,950 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 2000Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $2,000 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 2050Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $2,050 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
- 2100Resolves Yes if the answer to “Will the Jan-27 platinum futures settle above $2,100 on October 30, 2026? (precious metals) (commodities) (PGM)?” is yes.
Result confirmed by ForecastEx.
- Trading opened
- Sep 30, 2026
- Trading closes
- Oct 30, 2026
- Expected result
- Oct 31, 2026
- Expected payout
- Oct 31, 2026
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