INTERACTIVE GOLD CHART
Start with a chart you can interrogate
Change the currency, weight unit and timeframe. Then inspect the exact observations behind the line instead of relying on a decorative market graphic.
Price source and time
Current price and historical series can have different observation times. Neither is an executable dealer quote.
- Source
- No provider
- Observed
- Observation time unavailable
- Age
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- Delivery
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Indicative market reference; not an executable dealer quote.
- Source
- No provider
- Observed
- Observation time unavailable
- Age
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- Delivery
- No data layer available
Reviewed local NBU daily accounting observations are available for this USD range.
USD 5D–6M uses reviewed NBU daily accounting observations; YTD–5Y uses World Bank monthly averages. Non-USD selections show the current converted quote only.
LIVE DISPLAY · THIRD PARTY
Realtime chart, separate from our evidence
TradingView supplies the interactive display below. GoldObserve's price card, local history, data table and CSV remain separate and source-labelled.
VISUAL RESEARCH DIRECTORY
Start with the question, then choose the evidence
These are existing GoldObserve studies, not twenty versions of the same chart. The directory separates path risk, macro relationships, futures positioning, calendar history and official activity before interpretation begins.
How bad did the path get before the endpoint?
Use path-aware studies when an endpoint return hides the drawdown, recovery time or outcome range experienced along the way.
- Horizon
- Monthly · 1960–latest
- Evidence
- World Bank monthly gold
- Do not infer
- Monthly averages smooth daily extremes.
- Horizon
- Monthly · 1960–latest
- Evidence
- World Bank gold + BLS CPI
- Do not infer
- Latest-revised CPI, not a point-in-time vintage.
- Horizon
- 1Y · 3Y · 5Y · 10Y · 20Y
- Evidence
- World Bank monthly gold
- Do not infer
- Overlapping windows are not independent probabilities.
- Horizon
- 12M · 36M · 60M
- Evidence
- World Bank monthly gold
- Do not infer
- Historical dispersion is not a risk forecast.
Shared publication contract: every listed study keeps its source, observation coverage, method, limitation, accessible table and export or citation path with the visualization. None is a price prediction or a recommendation.
CHART LIBRARY
Choose the view that answers your question
Price, return and ratio charts answer different questions. Pick the comparison before interpreting the shape.
Current price, purity table, data table and performance summary in one workspace.
Open tool SILVERLive silver priceConvert live ounce, gram and kilo values, calculate fineness and melt value, and model physical premiums.
Open tool SILVER HISTORYSilver price historyInspect 1960–latest monthly averages, definition boundaries, drawdown depth and recovery duration.
Open tool THREE-METAL LABGold, silver and platinum performanceCompare exact-month indexed paths, volatility and drawdowns from one licensed World Bank workbook.
Open tool PLATINUM HISTORYPlatinum price historyExplore 1960–latest World Bank monthly averages, adjacent changes and selected-range drawdowns with sourced export.
Open tool PER OUNCEGold price per ounceCheck a live troy-ounce reference, purity, product premium, costs and a price-move scenario.
Open tool PER KILOGRAMGold price per kilogramPrice a kilobar with fineness, premium, storage, buyback and conditional break-even.
Open tool INTERACTIVE GUIDEHow to read a gold chartPractice with price, indexed return, linear and log scales, exact dates and drawdown.
Open tool INDICATORSGold technical analysisCalculate SMA, EMA, RSI, rolling volatility and drawdown from unsampled daily observations.
Open tool EMBEDFree gold price widgetConfigure a source-labelled gold and silver price card, preview it and copy one responsive iframe.
Open tool CHART EMBEDInteractive gold chart widgetEmbed a source-labelled historical chart with point snapping, crosshairs and configurable market context.
Open tool HISTORYHistorical gold dataStudy longer price history while keeping source, currency and unit context visible.
Open tool 1960-2026Gold price history by decadeExplore licensed World Bank monthly averages from 1960 with exact decade endpoints and drawdowns.
Open tool ANNUALGold annual returnsCompare annual-average changes without relabelling them as December daily-close returns.
Open tool PATH RISKGold drawdown historyMeasure monthly-average peak, trough and recovery episodes across the long-run local series.
Open tool ROLLING RISKGold volatility historyInspect rolling 12-, 36- and 60-month annualized dispersion with visible formulas.
Open tool HOLDING PERIODSGold rolling returnsCompare every completed 1-, 3-, 5-, 10- and 20-year monthly-average return window since 1960.
Open tool LOSS FREQUENCYGold holding-period riskCount historical losing endpoints without relabelling overlapping windows as a future probability.
Open tool TIMING STUDYGold lump sum vs. DCACompare equal-capital immediate and staged purchases across completed historical cohorts.
Open tool CALENDARGold price seasonalityCompare average, median and positive-return frequency across the twelve ending calendar months.
Open tool TAIL EVENTSBest and worst gold monthsAudit the largest adjacent monthly-average gains and losses with exact dates and source values.
Open tool DISTRIBUTIONGold monthly return distributionInspect empirical percentiles, dispersion, skewness and tail buckets without assuming normality.
Open tool DATE LOOKUPHistorical gold price by dateLook up a licensed World Bank monthly average from 1960 and keep the price definition visible.
Open tool DATE RETURNGold return between datesCalculate endpoint return, annualized return, interval high, low and maximum drawdown.
Open tool HYPOTHETICALHistorical gold investment by dateTranslate a hypothetical starting amount through two licensed monthly averages.
Open tool REAL PRICEInflation-adjusted gold priceRestate World Bank monthly gold since 1960 in latest-CPI dollars using local BLS history.
Open tool REAL RETURNSGold real return historySeparate annual-average and decade purchasing-power changes from nominal returns.
Open tool REAL PATH RISKGold purchasing-power drawdownsMeasure peak, trough and recovery on a CPI-adjusted monthly path.
Open tool RETURNSPerformance periodsCompare start value, latest value and percentage change across useful horizons.
Open tool RATIOGold–silver ratioView how many ounces of silver equal one ounce of gold at the same observation time.
Open tool MACROGold–oil ratioCompare gold with an energy benchmark without confusing unlike units.
Open tool CYCLICAL VS MONETARYCopper–gold ratioCompare exact-month World Bank copper and gold prices with a unit-explicit long-run chart and return map.
Open tool PRECIOUS-METAL PARITYGold–platinum ratioInspect exact-month parity, crossings and regime duration between two USD-per-ounce precious-metal series.
Open tool RELATIVE VALUEGold–S&P 500 ratioInspect relative performance between gold and large US equities.
Open toolREAD THE CHART CORRECTLY
Four checks before drawing a conclusion
Check currency, unit, provider and observation time before comparing two values.
A one-day move and a five-year trend answer different questions and use different baselines.
Local gold can rise because gold moved, the local currency moved, or both moved together.
Spot charts do not automatically include fabrication, tax, shipping or dealer spread.
DATA YOU CAN AUDIT