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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.

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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.

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    $174.33 Billion
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    Gold

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    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.

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    LBMA-i Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium OTC data is available via the Bloomberg Terminal and data feed (B-PIPE).

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    May

    2026

    Weekly Analysis

    Precious metals trading volumes contracted last week, largely due to the shortened trading week due to the May 1st bank holidays. Gold and Palladium led the slowdown; each posting double-digit volume declines week-over-week. This drop was primarily driven by reduced spot and forward activity, which offset the growth in options and loan/lease transactions. Silver and Platinum mirrored this trend, also seeing increased volume in options and loan/leases. Broadly, prices softened for most of the metals, with Palladium standing out as the sole outlier, registering a 2.3% gain.

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    Access the latest OTC Precious Metals Market Analysis from leading analysts, traders and market participants as they use LBMA Trade Data to identify trends, patterns and insights applicable to all segments of the market.

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    The LBMA Trade Data trademark is owned by LBMA and licensed by Nasdaq. LBMA Trade Data is a transparency service for the precious metals market delivered by Nasdaq. LBMA Trade Data collates anonymous and aggregated trade reporting data from LBMA members and publishes the total volumes traded.

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