Gold reached its eighth consecutive quarterly record high in Q3 2025, with a 16.12% rise in COMEX gold futures. Silver led the precious metals sector, gaining 30.09% in Q3. Platinum and palladium also surged, with double-digit percentage gains. Rhodium, a physical market metal, saw a 24.66% increase. Prices continue to soar in Q4, setting new highs.

As the bullish trend in gold continues, prices hit a ninth consecutive quarterly record high, reaching $4,124.30 per ounce. Silver futures moved above previous highs, while platinum and palladium also rose significantly. Rhodium traded at $7,100 per ounce on October 13.

NYMEX platinum futures led with an 18.79% increase in Q3, reaching $1,584.60. In Q4, platinum continued its rally, trading at $1,725.70 per ounce. Palladium futures rose 16.29% in Q3, reaching $1,287.40, and continued to rise in Q4, hitting $1,550 per ounce.

Precious metal prices remain on fire in Q4, with gold, silver, platinum, and palladium reaching multi-year highs. Investments in the physical market, futures, ETFs, and ETNs offer various ways to participate in the sector. GLTR, a precious metals basket, tracks all four metals’ prices.

At $178.50 per share, GLTR holds over $1.975 billion in assets under management, with a management fee of 0.60%. The fund reflects the bullish price action in precious metals, trading higher in Q3 and Q4. The trend remains bullish for precious metals in October 2025.

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