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Spot prices · central bank flows · COT positioning · technicals — gold, silver, platinum, palladium
Sections §2 (top holders), §3 (buyers/sellers) and §4 (5-year history) depend on three login-gated XLSX files from gold.org/goldhub. Open that page in a logged-in browser tab, then download the three datasets below:
World_official_gold_holdings_as_of_<Month><Year>_IFS.xlsx
Changes_latest_as_of_<Month><Year>_IFS.xlsx
Quarterly_gold_and_FX_Reserves_<Quarter>_<Year>.xlsx
Each file is auto-detected by name pattern; uploads are idempotent (re-uploading replaces the previous version). You can re-upload the same file as many times as you want — the slot just reflects the most recent version.
The World Gold Council aggregates IMF International Financial Statistics into a single dataset for central bank gold holdings. Data is published monthly with a ~6-week lag. WGC applies adjustments for known reporting quirks (e.g., Turkey's commercial bank gold).
Sum of net long positioning by managed money / non-commercial traders in CFTC's Gold (GC) futures report. Above +200K = stretched bullish. Negative = unusually bearish. Mean-reverting indicator.
How many ounces of silver one ounce of gold buys. Historical mean ~60. Above 80 = silver "cheap" vs gold (often a contrarian buy signal for silver).
50-day and 200-day simple moving averages. Price above SMA200 = long-term uptrend intact. Golden Cross (SMA50 crossing above SMA200) = bullish signal.