Live Platinum Spot Price & Historic Platinum Price Chart
(in GBP, EUR & USD currencies)

View the live platinum spot price and historic platinum price charts using institutional-grade market data in British Pounds (£GBP), Euros (€EUR) and US Dollars ($USD).

Platinum Price FAQs

The price of platinum is dynamic and liquidity is lower than gold and silver. A globally recognised benchmark price is set twice daily through the LBMA Platinum Price auctions, administered by ICE Benchmark Administration, which establish reference prices for valuation and settlement.

Alongside this benchmark, live platinum prices are formed continuously through real-time market trading, meaning prices move throughout the day as transactions occur. The actual price a buyer or seller sees depends on market spreads, lower liquidity, hedging, vaulting, potential VAT on delivery, and operational costs, with prices closest to institutional trading venues typically offering the tightest spreads.

Platinum prices are primarily influenced by automotive demand, hydrogen technologies, industrial usage, mining supply from South Africa, and global economic conditions.

UK silver prices are derived from the global USD silver market and converted into GBP using real-time interbank exchange rates.

The benchmark platinum price is set twice daily in London through the LBMA Platinum Price auctions, administered by ICE Benchmark Administration.

The LBMA Platinum Price is the main global benchmark for platinum. It is set twice daily and used for valuation and settlement across physical and financial markets.

Yes. The benchmark is fixed twice daily, while live prices move continuously.

Yes. The benchmark is fixed twice daily, while live prices move continuously.

Prices move as buyers and sellers react to vehicle production, economic data, and mining supply conditions.

USD prices are converted into GBP using live FX rates, so currency movements affect the UK price.

The buy price includes market spreads, lower liquidity, hedging, vaulting, potential VAT on delivery, and operational costs.

The buy price includes market spreads, lower liquidity, hedging, vaulting, potential VAT on delivery, and operational costs.

Platinum is subject to 20% VAT if it is delivered into the UK, but no VAT is charged while it remains in bonded warehouse or tax-warehouse storage. VAT only becomes payable if the metal is withdrawn into free circulation.

The live platinum price in GBP reflects real-time global prices converted using live FX rates.

UK platinum prices are derived from the global USD market and converted into GBP at interbank FX rates.