Platinum, palladium and baskets ETFs in hard asset flight

Platinum, palladium and baskets of precious metals. Driven by demand from car exhaust systems, and supply from a few countries.

3ETFs in this category

$4.7bnmoney in them

1.3%of hard asset flight’s money

GLTRlargest unleveraged ETF, 51.4%

How they did, to Nov 2, 2026

	1 month	YTD	12 months
Category median	−15.3%	−29.9%	−8.9%
Its story	−6.9%	−7.5%	+3.4%
Broad US ETFs	−2.5%	+11.5%	+11.8%

1 month

YTD

12 months

Category median

−15.3%

−29.9%

−8.9%

Its story

−6.9%

−7.5%

+3.4%

Broad US ETFs

−2.5%

+11.5%

+11.8%

Every ETF here, largest first

#	ETF	Name	Assets	Share	12 months	Fee
1	GLTR	abrdn Physical Precious Metals Basket ETF	$2.4bn	51.4%	−2.2%	0.60%
2	PPLT	abrdn Physical Platinum Shares ETF	$1.7bn	37.4%	−8.9%	0.60%
3	PALL	abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF	$520m	11.2%	−33.7%	0.60%

Other categories in hard asset flight

Gold 12 ETFs Gold and silver miners 17 ETFs Silver 4 ETFs Broad commodities 28 ETFs Everything else 1 ETFs Leveraged and inverse 21 ETFs

Common questions

Which ETFs are platinum, palladium and baskets ETFs?3 US ETFs sit in this category of hard asset flight. Platinum, palladium and baskets of precious metals. Driven by demand from car exhaust systems, and supply from a few countries.

What is the largest platinum, palladium and baskets ETF?GLTR, abrdn Physical Precious Metals Basket ETF, with $2.4bn, 51.4% of the category's money.

How have platinum, palladium and baskets ETFs performed?The median unleveraged ETF here returned -8.9% over the last 12 months to Nov 2, 2026, against +11.8% for broad US ETFs. Past performance, not a forecast.