Mineral price transmission · Edition 2
Silver: domestic price gap of -13.1% on 13 Oct 2026
The strip compares each published domestic buying-centre reference with its same-date world reference. The gap includes the source's market structure and is not a dealer quote.
For each mineral, the chart computes the percentage difference between same-date domestic and world indicative prices published by the Mining Commission. Different minerals retain their own units and are compared only as percentage gaps.
The numbers
| Measure | Date / period | Value (%) |
|---|---|---|
| Silver | 13 Oct 2026 | -13.1 |
| Gold | 13 Oct 2026 | -12 |
| Copper | 13 Oct 2026 | -12 |
What changed
The strip compares each published domestic buying-centre reference with its same-date world reference. The gap includes the source's market structure and is not a dealer quote.
Why it matters
Silver's domestic reference was 13.1% below the world reference; these are indicative prices before a seller's own costs.
Method and limits
For each mineral, the chart computes the percentage difference between same-date domestic and world indicative prices published by the Mining Commission. Different minerals retain their own units and are compared only as percentage gaps.
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