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LBMA Trade Data
Nasdaq is the sole provider of comprehensive, consistent and concise OTC data for the precious metals market. LBMA collates anonymous and aggregated trade information from LBMA members and provides a daily snapshot of the LBMA membership’s share of the Loco London and Loco Zurich OTC market for precious metals – covering Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium.
LBMA Trade Data reporting service is owned by LBMA, disseminated by Nasdaq and available via the Bloomberg Terminal and Refinitiv Eikon.
Contact us to receive free sample data.
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Nasdaq is the sole provider of comprehensive, consistent and concise OTC data for the precious metals market. LBMA collates anonymous and aggregated trade information from LBMA members and provides a daily snapshot of the LBMA membership’s share of the Loco London and Loco Zurich OTC market for precious metals – covering Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium.
LBMA Trade Data reporting service is owned by LBMA, disseminated by Nasdaq and available via the Bloomberg Terminal and Refinitiv Eikon.
Contact us to receive free sample data.
$174.33 Billion
Record Single Days Volume
Gold
Available Via Market Data Vendors
LBMA Trade Data Live on Refinitiv Eikon
LBMA Trade Data reports are available via Refinitiv Eikon terminals. The data sets available cover Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium.
LBMA Trade Data Live on Bloomberg
LBMA-i Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium OTC data is available via the Bloomberg Terminal and data feed (B-PIPE).
10
November
2025
Weekly Analysis
Last week, Platinum was the only precious metal to record an increase in trading volume, rising by 14.37%. Gold, Silver, and Palladium all saw declines in traded volume, with Palladium dropping the most at 21.45%.
Platinum’s trading volume grew across all four product types, with a double-digit increase in Spot volumes. In contrast, Gold, Silver, and Palladium all experienced decreases in Spot volumes, with Gold and Palladium showing double-digit drops.
In terms of pricing, the picture was a bit mixed. Gold and Silver saw an increase in price by 1.61% and 2.59% respectively, while Platinum and Palladium dropped by 0.25% and 3.35%, respectively.
Precious Metals Insights
LBMA Webinar Series
LBMA's panel of experts explain how the data is useful for traders to gauge the size, shape and liquidity of the OTC market as represented by LBMA members as well as how it can support dialogue with regulators on such matters as NSFR. They also considered the impact of COVID-19 on trade volumes, and analyze platinum and palladium data to reveal how traders can use it to monitor their market share.
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