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View live candlestick charts for gold, silver, and other precious metals. Track real-time prices and analyze market trends online.
Use the provider’s symbol format. Check the example for market prefixes; batch support and coverage may vary.
Displays market records returned by an external service; names and dates may remain in the source language. Unconfirmed coverage, original source, update intervals, delays, currencies and price units are not inferred. These are not executable live prices, complete contract specifications or investment advice. Unix seconds are shown in UTC; date strings without a known time zone are not converted. Charts are close-price lines, not candlesticks or trading signals.
Enter or select query parameters.
Overview
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This page requests price-history records for a metal symbol and a selected interval. Preset symbols include XAU and XAG, several base-metal codes, and platinum and palladium labels. The list is a set of starting points, not a promise of complete market coverage. You can also enter a symbol in the provider’s format; if you are unsure which code it accepts, begin with a preset.
For returned data, the page plots the close values as a line and can show a table with time, open, high, low, close and volume when that field is present. OHLC means open, high, low and close for a record’s interval. These fields describe the returned record; they do not identify its venue, currency, unit, spot or futures basis, or whether it is a benchmark.
A metal name alone does not tell you what a price represents. For example, LBMA benchmark prices refer to specified precious metals delivered in London, while CME Group lists a particular gold futures product. Neither definition establishes the source or basis of records returned here. The page does not confirm that its results are LBMA prices, exchange settlements, current executable quotes or a complete history.
Reference: The LBMA Precious Metal Prices page describes its benchmark scope; CME Group’s Gold Futures page describes an exchange-traded product. Both checked October 4, 2026.
Guide
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Select a preset such as XAU or XAG, or enter a symbol in the format accepted by the data provider. Preset labels are convenient prompts; they do not guarantee a particular venue or pricing basis.
Choose daily, 1-minute, 5-minute, 30-minute, 60-minute, 120-minute or 240-minute records. The selected period sets the interval represented by each row. There is no 15-minute option in this page’s period list.
The query control shows its ToolKK coin cost. Submit only when you are ready to request the records. If no rows appear, check the symbol spelling and selected period, then try a preset.
Use the close-price line to scan the sequence. Read the table for individual OHLC values; newer rows appear first. The copy control copies the returned result as JSON.
Use cases
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Choose a metal code and period, locate a point on the close-price line, then capture the matching row’s time and OHLC fields. Keep the symbol and interval with the copied JSON so another reader knows what the record represents.
Query each symbol using the same period, then compare only after confirming the codes and returned time labels. Similar metal names do not prove the series share a venue, unit, currency or time boundary.
For a longer series, use the line to spot a section worth inspecting and the table to check the underlying values. The line summarizes closes; it does not display each interval’s high and low as a candlestick would.
Q&A
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No. XAU is a preset symbol on this page, but the provider, benchmark status, venue and quote basis of returned records are not confirmed here.
Volume is shown only when the returned record includes that field. A dash means no value was supplied for display; it does not mean zero volume.
The display may format timestamps for your locale, but the source time-zone convention and the meaning of a record’s time boundary are not confirmed. Do not assume that a row matches a particular exchange session or daily close.
Notes
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Coverage, provider identity, refresh interval, latency, quote currency, price unit, contract details and timestamp conventions are not established by the displayed result. Returned names and values may retain their original source form. Check the source publisher or your market data provider before treating a record as comparable with a benchmark, settlement price or another instrument.
The chart and table present records; they do not forecast prices or supply buy or sell signals. Historical values can differ across data providers and definitions. This lookup is informational and is not investment, tax or trading advice. Verify any value needed for a transaction against an appropriate authoritative source.
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