How to Download and Check Gold or Silver Price Data as CSV
A practical guide to the chart CSV: what each column means, why some cells are blank, and how to reproduce a market premium calculation.
Learn about gold and silver markets, premiums, and global exchanges.
A practical guide to the chart CSV: what each column means, why some cells are blank, and how to reproduce a market premium calculation.
Compare the LBMA Gold Price benchmark with COMEX gold futures by market, timing, contract and delivery location—and learn how to read the difference without mistaking it for a risk-free premium.
Read more →Learn how to read the Shanghai Gold Exchange Ag(T+D) silver quote, convert CNY per kilogram into USD per troy ounce, and avoid common comparison errors.
Read more →A calendar-day audit of SGE, MCX and LBMA-related observations retained from October 19, 2023 through October 18, 2026.
Read more →A frequency-based view of negative, 0-5%, 5-15% and 15%+ premium observations recorded over the latest one-year window.
Read more →An original-data review of benchmark moves and SGE-, MCX- and LBMA-related premiums observed from September 16 through October 16, 2026.
Read more →A transparent audit of date coverage and market availability in the gold and silver history endpoints as of October 14, 2026.
Read more →A same-date comparison of gold and silver premiums recorded for SGE and MCX from October 15, 2025 through October 14, 2026.
Read more →A reproducible review of the gold/silver ratio observations retained from June 28 to September 21, 2026, without fair-value or trading claims.
Read more →Ten questions readers are likely to have when using our premium data, with direct answers — how the numbers are built, what "Estimated" means, what we do not cover, and who runs the site.
Read more →A short essay on what settlement price is, how each exchange computes it, and why using "closing price" as a synonym gets people into trouble when comparing markets.
Read more →An overview of MCX gold and silver contract specifications, trading hours, margin requirements, and delivery terms, with notes on the limits of comparing MCX prices with a USD/oz spot benchmark.
Read more →An explanation of the LBMA Gold Price AM and PM benchmark processes, their scheduled London times, and why this site's vendor-supplied LBMA-related value may differ from an official benchmark.
Read more →Gold is quoted in different weight units in different markets. Getting the conversions right is the first step in comparing prices meaningfully. Here are the standards and the traps.
Read more →A practical guide to LBMA Good Delivery bar specifications, refiner accreditation and custody requirements in the London wholesale bullion market.
Read more →Every few months COMEX moves its active gold or silver contract to the next month. The transition is orderly but leaves fingerprints on premium data if you know where to look. Here is how to see them.
Read more →A cautious explanation of what the gold-silver ratio measures, why historical averages depend on the selected data, and why no fixed level provides a trading signal.
Read more →A step-by-step guide to using GoldSilver Tracker for monitoring gold and silver premiums across global exchanges.
Read more →An overview of the Shanghai Gold Exchange, selected contracts tracked by this site, and the limits of interpreting its price differences.
Read more →An overview of COMEX gold futures, contract sizes, delivery and warehouse terminology, and the limits of comparing futures prices with this site's spot benchmark.
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