Rhodium Price News Tracker

Track Rhodium Price News

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About Rhodium Price

Rhodium is the most volatile and least liquid precious metal, with prices having ranged from $1,000 to $30,000 per ounce within a few years. Used primarily in catalytic converters for gasoline vehicles, rhodium demand is tied to auto production and emissions standards. Supply is almost entirely a byproduct of South African platinum mining, making it impossible to increase production in response to demand. This structural illiquidity creates extreme price swings.

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Frequently asked questions about Rhodium Price monitoring

Common questions about tracking rhodium price news with SentryDock.

Rhodium has the smallest market of any major precious metal — annual mine supply is only about 1 million ounces. There is no significant futures market or ETF for price discovery. With no ability to increase supply (it is only a byproduct of platinum mining), even small demand shifts cause extreme price moves.
Approximately 80% of rhodium goes to three-way catalytic converters in gasoline vehicles, where it is uniquely effective at reducing nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions. No commercially viable substitute exists for this application. Glass manufacturing and chemical catalysis account for most remaining demand.
South Africa produces roughly 80% of global rhodium as a byproduct of platinum and palladium mining. Zimbabwe, Russia, and recycling of spent catalytic converters provide the balance. Since rhodium cannot be mined independently, supply is entirely dependent on PGM mine economics.
Like palladium, rhodium faces structural demand decline as EVs replace gasoline vehicles. However, tightening emissions standards increase rhodium loading per remaining ICE vehicle, creating a temporary demand peak before the eventual decline. The timing and pace of this transition is the key uncertainty for rhodium pricing.