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Strong demand from autocatalyst makers reinforced the prospect of market shortages.
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The autocatalyst metal was also set to climb for a fourth straight session.
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The autocatalyst metal was trading higher for a fifth consecutive session.
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Analysts attribute this to concerns about a supply crunch in the autocatalyst metal.
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One way to do that is to add more platinum or palladium to an autocatalyst.
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Both the autocatalyst metals, palladium and platinum, are up about 3 percent so far this week.
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The autocatalyst metal, as a largely industrial commodity, is more exposed than gold to economic weakness.
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Earlier the autocatalyst metal hit a four-week high at $503.
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The autocatalyst surged about 21 percent so far this year on widening supply tightness in the market.
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The autocatalyst metal was set for a third straight monthly gain, up 7% in October.
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Boosted by concerns about a sustained deficit, the autocatalyst metal has been surpassing gold in brief spurts.
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The autocatalyst metal was on track for a third straight week of gains, up nearly 3 percent.
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The autocatalyst metal has surged about 22 percent so far this year amid tightening supply in the market.
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The autocatalyst metal was set for a third straight monthly gain, up 7% in October alone.
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The autocatalyst metal has seen fresh buying on the back of a recovery in Chinese equity markets, said Pehowich.
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Palladium and its sister metal platinum are used in emissions-cutting autocatalyst, but palladium is used more in gasoline engines.
