Platinum Futures (PLATINUM) vs Silver (one troy ounce) (SILVER)
See how Platinum Futures and Silver (one troy ounce) differ across market data and performance, so you can decide which asset best fits your strategy.
$1,771.1
NY Mercantile
Platinum Futures represent standardized exchange-traded contracts linked to the future price of platinum. They are used by producers, consumers, traders, and investors to hedge exposure, express views on supply and demand, or gain commodity-market exposure. Their price is influenced by auto-catalyst demand, jewelry demand, industrial use, mine supply, investor flows, and the U.S. dollar.
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COMEX
Silver priced in U.S. dollars represents the market value of one troy ounce of silver. Silver is both a precious metal and an industrial commodity, used in jewelry, investment products, electronics, solar panels, and other manufacturing applications. Its price is influenced by precious-metals demand, industrial activity, mine supply, investor flows, real interest rates, and the U.S. dollar. Because it has significant industrial uses, silver can be more cyclical and volatile than gold.
View Full PageKey Metrics Comparison
Platinum FuturesPLATINUM
Market Cap$442.775B
Price$1,771.1
24h Change-1.29%
24h Volume$5.3K
EmployeesN/A
Shares OutstandingN/A
Silver (one troy ounce)SILVER
Market Cap$3.664T
Price$65.43
24h Change-2.33%
24h Volume$15.8K
EmployeesN/A
Shares OutstandingN/A
Category Performance
Visual comparison across key categories. Ring fill represents relative strength or share between the two assets.
Market Share
Share of combined market cap
PLATINUM
10.8%SILVER
89.2%Volume Share
Share of combined 24h volume
PLATINUM
25.0%SILVER
75.0%24h Performance
Price change over last 24 hours
PLATINUM
-1.29%SILVER
-2.33%Price Comparison
Platinum Futures
Silver (one troy ounce)