Shanghai Gold Exchange Precious Metals T+D Contracts Fall Sharply Over Multiple Sessions
Over several trading sessions from September 10 to September 15, the Shanghai Gold Exchange reported sustained declines in gold and silver T+D contracts. Gold T+D fell from 939.73 yuan per gram to 931.14 yuan per gram, while silver T+D dropped from 15,550.0 yuan per kilogram to 15,315.0 yuan per kilogram. The declines reflect significant volatility and bearish sentiment in China’s primary precious metals market, with silver experiencing sharper percentage drops than gold.
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Shanghai Gold Morning Price at 931.14 Yuan/Gram, 1.9 Yuan Above International Price
On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, the Shanghai Gold Exchange's morning session price was reported at 931.14 yuan per gram, according to a Jin10 chart. This domestic price is 1.9 yuan per gram higher than the international gold price, which was calculated at 929.24 yuan per gram. The data point highlights a premium in the Chinese domestic gold market relative to the global benchmark, reflecting local demand or market conditions. The report is a straightforward price observation from the financial data platform Jin10 (金十数据), with no additional analysis or forecast provided.
Read sourceShanghai Gold Exchange Gold T+D Falls 0.7% to 931.58 Yuan/Gram at Tuesday Morning Open
At the start of morning trading on Tuesday, September 15, the Shanghai Gold Exchange's Gold T+D contract fell 0.7% to 931.58 yuan per gram. Simultaneously, the Silver T+D contract declined 1.07% to 15,420.0 yuan per kilogram. The data, reported by financial information provider Jin10, reflects the opening price movements for precious metals on China's primary gold exchange. No further context or analysis was provided in the brief report.
Read sourceShanghai Gold Exchange Gold T+D Falls 0.7% to 931.58 Yuan/Gram in Evening Session
On Monday, September 14, the Shanghai Gold Exchange reported that its Gold T+D contract closed down 0.7% at 931.58 yuan per gram during the evening session. Additionally, the Silver T+D contract closed down 0.4% at 15,525.0 yuan per kilogram in the same session. These figures represent the official closing prices for the precious metals contracts on that date, as reported by financial data provider Jin10.
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Shanghai Gold Exchange Gold T+D Falls 0.51% to 933.17 Yuan/Gram at Evening Session Start
At the start of the evening session on Monday, September 14, the Shanghai Gold Exchange reported declines in both gold and silver prices. Gold T+D fell 0.51% to 933.17 yuan per gram, while Silver T+D dropped 1.75% to 15,315.0 yuan per kilogram. The data, sourced from Jin10 (金十数据), provides a snapshot of precious metals trading activity on the exchange at the beginning of the evening session.
Shanghai Gold Exchange Gold T+D Falls 1.7%, Silver T+D Drops 5.13%
At the start of morning trading on Friday, September 11, the Shanghai Gold Exchange reported significant declines in precious metals prices. Gold T+D fell 1.7% to 937.02 yuan per gram, while Silver T+D dropped sharply by 5.13% to 15,529.0 yuan per kilogram. These movements reflect early trading volatility in China's primary precious metals market. The data, sourced from tradealpha, provides a snapshot of market sentiment at the opening bell. The declines may be attributed to global market factors, though no specific catalyst is mentioned in the report. The Shanghai Gold Exchange is a key venue for precious metals trading in China, and its T+D (deferred trading) contracts are widely watched by investors. The sharp drop in silver, more than three times the percentage decline in gold, suggests heightened selling pressure in the silver market relative to gold at the session's open.
Read sourceShanghai Gold Exchange Gold T+D Falls 1.42%, Silver T+D Drops 5.0%
In the evening session on Thursday, September 10, the Shanghai Gold Exchange reported declines in both gold and silver T+D contracts. The gold T+D contract closed down 1.42% at 939.73 yuan per gram, while the silver T+D contract experienced a sharper drop of 5.0%, closing at 15,550.0 yuan per kilogram. These movements reflect significant price volatility in precious metals markets traded on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, a key platform for Chinese precious metals trading. The data, sourced from tradealpha, provides a snapshot of market performance during the evening session, indicating bearish sentiment or profit-taking in the precious metals sector on that date.
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