GoldXAU
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Market Analysis: HistoricalMarket Analysis
What the verified data currently shows for Gold and Silver over the selected period, the Gold/Silver ratio, and each metal's current reference status. A factual summary, never a forecast or a trading signal.
Current reference status
This platform's own current reference feed for each metal — a separate pipeline from the historical monthly series below, never blended with it.
SilverXAG
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Gold vs Silver — normalized performance
View full Gold vs Silver analysis →Both series rebased so the start of the selected range equals 100 — a shape comparison, not a claim about which metal is worth more.
- Gold (rebased)
- Silver (rebased)
Period shown Jan 1960 – Jul 2026799 monthly periodsIndex, start = 100 — not USD
Over the selected period, Gold rose 11537.14% while Silver rose 6433.33%. Gold moved more than Silver over this selected period.
Gold / Silver ratio
Gold / Silver ratio69.2738.89 (Jan 1960) → 69.27 (Jul 2026)
The Gold/Silver ratio moved from 38.89 (Jan 1960) to 69.27 (Jul 2026) over the selected period.
Gold+11537.14%35.00 USD (Jan 1960) → 4073.00 USD (Jul 2026)
Silver+6433.33%0.90 USD (Jan 1960) → 58.80 USD (Jul 2026)
Methodology & provenance
Historical: World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet"), monthly averages, nominal USD per troy ounce, aligned to months where both Gold and Silver have a verified observation. A month with a verified observation for only one metal is excluded from every comparison and ratio figure on this page — never paired with a neighbouring month, and no missing observation is ever filled in, interpolated, or estimated.
Normalized performance rebases both series to 100 at the first aligned month in the selected range, so the shapes can be compared despite very different absolute prices — a display rebasing only; total return is computed directly from the real start and end prices, not from the rebased values.
The Gold/Silver ratio is the Gold price divided by the Silver price for the same month, read directly from the two verified series.
Current reference status: this platform's own metals reference service, distinct from the historical series above — a monthly average is never presented as a current price, and a current reference is never presented as a monthly average. When no verified observation exists, the status says so honestly rather than showing a placeholder number.