Shanghai Gold Exchange Gold T+D closed up 1.22% at 919.5 yuan/gram in the June 12 evening session; Shanghai Gold Exchange Silver T+D closed up 3.57% a...

On June 12, 2026, the Shanghai Gold Exchange reported gains in both gold and silver T+D contracts during the evening session. The Gold T+D contract closed up 1.22% at 919.5 yuan/gram, reflecting increased investor activity in the precious metals market. Meanwhile, the Silver T+D contract saw a more pronounced rise, closing up 3.57% at 16,420 yuan/kg. These movements indicate strong demand for hedging and speculative positions amid evolving market conditions.

The Shanghai Gold Exchange continues to implement regulatory and operational updates to support market stability and transparency. Recent announcements include adjustments to margin ratios and price limits for certain deferred contracts, as well as approval of new international members, such as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Asia) Limited. These measures aim to enhance risk management and broaden participation in the exchange.

The benchmark price data for gold and silver remains a key reference for market participants, with daily, monthly, and annual averages available for tracking price trends. As the exchange continues to refine its trading rules and expand its global reach, it remains a pivotal hub for precious metals trading in Asia.