TREE NEWS reports: The People’s Bank of China said the Shanghai Gold Exchange’s Au(T+D) contract closed at 906.6 yuan per gram at the end of September 2026, down 5.7% from the prior month. Gold trading on the Shanghai Gold Exchange totaled 5,064.6 tonnes in September, up 7.6% year on year, while Shanghai Futures Exchange gold volume fell 12.8% to 15,000 tonnes.
PBOC: Shanghai Gold Au(T+D) closed at 906.6 yuan/gram end-Sept, down 5.7% m/m
The divergence is the story: spot-linked Au(T+D) volumes rose year on year even as the contract price fell month on month, while futures turnover on the SHFE contracted sharply. That split suggests positioning shifting between venues rather than a uniform retreat from Chinese gold exposure, a distinction worth noting for anyone tracking how domestic demand absorbs softer prices. Whether the SGE volume strength and the futures decline reflect a lasting venue rotation or a one-month quirk is the open question.
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