Coverage, quality and methodology
Gold Price Data for India
Inspect the exact gold price data behind GoldCost.in, including coverage dates, prepared daily records and calculation fields. This page documents the market reference without exposing private instrument metadata.
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Prepared historical fields
Gold OHLC Data and Prepared 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. The series is a market reference, not a physical dealer quote.
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 OHLC Records
The table shows up to 30 of the 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 Gold Price Data
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.
Gold 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.
Questions about the dataset
Gold Price Data FAQs
What does OHLC mean in gold price data?
OHLC means open, high, low and close. Together, those four fields describe the price range and closing value for one stored trading interval. GoldCost.in also prepares returns, moving averages, realized volatility, drawdown, range and percentile fields from the available records.
How often is GoldCost.in gold price data updated?
The latest daily record and analytics refresh are shown on this page after the prepared data is updated. The exact coverage date and refresh time are displayed from the service, so readers can see whether a view is current or still awaiting a new session.
Can I download the raw gold price dataset?
The page provides prepared tables and supported CSV views where available. Bulk raw-data downloads remain unavailable unless redistribution rights are confirmed. Use the citation guidance and access date when referring to the published records.
Explore Gold Price Calculations
Review returns, moving averages, realized volatility, drawdown, percentile and coverage alongside the available data.