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Palladium Spreads Compared 2026

Live broker spread data for PALL. Compare typical spreads, commission per lot, and total cost per standard lot across EU-regulated brokers.

Last verified: April 2026

Quick Answer

The tightest indicative spreads on Palladium (PALL) are at XTB, Interactive Brokers, FXCM. Because PALL is not a major forex pair, broker spread tables rarely publish a single advertised number — these rankings reflect the brokers with the lowest published EUR/USD spreads, which is the strongest available proxy for overall pricing tightness.

PALL Live Chart

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PALL Spread Comparison Table

Indicative tightest-spread brokers for Palladium. Spread and commission columns reflect each broker's lowest published EUR/USD raw-account pricing, used as a comparable signal of overall pricing tightness across asset classes.

#BrokerTypical Spread*Commission / LotTotal Cost / Std LotVisit
1FXCM

FCA, ASIC

0.20 pipsNone$2.00Visit
2Interactive Brokers

SEC, FCA

0.10 pips$4.00$5.00Visit
3XM

CySEC, ASIC

0.60 pipsNone$6.00Visit
4IG

BaFin, FCA

0.60 pipsNone$6.00Visit
5Saxo Bank

Danish FSA, FCA

0.60 pipsNone$6.00Visit
6OANDA

FCA, ASIC

0.60 pipsNone$6.00Visit
7Capital.com

FCA, CySEC

0.60 pipsNone$6.00Visit
8CMC Markets

BaFin, FCA

0.70 pipsNone$7.00Visit
9Plus500

CySEC, FCA

0.80 pipsNone$8.00Visit
10XTB

KNF, CySEC

0.10 pips$7.00$8.00Visit

*Spread data uses the broker's lowest published EUR/USD pricing as an indicative comparison signal because per-instrument spreads on Palladium are not consistently published across the industry. Total cost assumes a 1-pip = $10 standard-lot convention. Always verify live spreads on a demo account before trading.

What affects Palladium spreads?

Spreads on Palladium reflect futures-market liquidity, contract rollover timing, and inventory or geopolitical news. The tightest pricing on PALL is available during the active US futures session, while overnight spreads can widen 2–4x on illiquid markets. Energy commodities (oil, natural gas) widen around weekly inventory reports and OPEC announcements; metals widen around US session opens and FOMC decisions. Most EU brokers price Palladium as a continuously rolled CFD referencing the front-month futures contract.

Best time to trade Palladium

Session-by-session guidance for getting the tightest pricing on PALL.

US futures session

Palladium is most actively traded during US futures hours when CME and ICE pit and electronic volume peaks. Spreads are tightest and slippage is lowest in this window.

London morning (07:00–11:00 UTC)

European trading desks open and global commodity flow picks up. Energy markets in particular respond to overnight news during this window.

Avoid: Around scheduled inventory data and OPEC events

Spreads on Palladium can widen 5–10x in the seconds before and after scheduled releases. If you must trade through events, use limit orders or wait for the dust to settle.

Top brokers by fees score

Independent of any single instrument, these brokers consistently post the lowest all-in trading costs across their entire instrument ranges.

IC Markets

Fees score: 9.6 / 10

CySEC

Spread (EUR/USD): 0.0 pips (Raw), 0.6 pips (Standard)

Pepperstone

Fees score: 9.4 / 10

BaFin

Spread (EUR/USD): 0.0 pips (Razor), 0.69 pips (Standard)

Exness

Fees score: 9.3 / 10

CySEC

Spread (EUR/USD): 0.0 pips (Raw), 0.3 pips (Pro), 1.0 pips (Standard)

Eightcap

Fees score: 9.3 / 10

ASIC

Spread (EUR/USD): 0.0 pips (Raw), 1.0 pips (Standard)

FP Markets

Fees score: 9.2 / 10

CySEC

Spread (EUR/USD): 0.0 pips (Raw), 1.0 pips (Standard)

Axi

Fees score: 9.2 / 10

FCA

Spread (EUR/USD): 0.0 pips (Pro), 1.0 pips (Standard)

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common questions about trading Palladium spreads in 2026.

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