Coverage, quality and methodology
Gold Price Data
Inspect the exact historical coverage behind GoldCost.in and understand the prepared daily records and calculations without exposing private instrument metadata.
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Prepared historical fields
Daily Gold OHLC and Analytics
One canonical record is stored per trading session. Bulk raw-data downloads remain unavailable unless redistribution rights are explicitly confirmed.
Prices are an exchange-traded gold-futures reference in ₹ per 10 grams. Volume is the quantity reported with the source candle and is not kilograms purchased through GoldCost.in.
Actual stored intervals
Data Coverage and Quality
In-session coverage compares observed timestamps with the expected cadence between each session's first and last candle. It excludes gaps outside recorded trading sessions.
| Interval | Observations | Sessions | Earliest | Latest | In-session coverage |
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Recent sample
Latest Daily Gold Candles
The table shows up to 30 most recent daily candles from the prepared history described above.
| Date | Open | High | Low | Close | Change | Volume |
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How to Cite This Page
Suggested citation: “GoldCost.in, India Gold Reference History, accessed [date], goldcost.in/gold-price-data/.”
Include the access date because coverage expands as new market sessions are stored. Do not describe it as a physical dealer, scrap or guaranteed transaction price.
Data Quality Boundaries
- Historical candles are preserved exactly by interval and deduplicated by timestamp.
- Analytics use the nearest active exchange-traded gold-futures reference.
- Expired contracts are not silently concatenated.
- Unsupported periods and metrics remain unavailable.
- India uses IST throughout; there is no daylight-saving adjustment.
Explore the calculations
Review returns, moving averages, realized volatility, drawdown, percentile and coverage alongside the available data.