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GOLD · Contract Q26

Q26 Contract Statistics

First Value24.35002026-06-27
Last Value-2.07502026-07-29
Minimum-2.0750
Maximum24.3500
Average7.9433
Total Records20

GOLD Q26 Full Contract Lifecycle Chart

All Historical Values — 21 records

DateForward Points
2026-06-2724.3500
2026-06-2824.3500
2026-07-0312.6450
2026-07-0412.3600
2026-07-0512.2800
2026-07-115.2600
2026-07-125.2600
2026-07-146.6575
2026-07-155.3750
2026-07-165.1880
2026-07-173.5400
2026-07-181.5400
2026-07-191.5400
2026-07-214.7800
2026-07-242.2280
2026-07-2515.8600
2026-07-2615.8600
2026-07-271.8825
2026-07-28-0.0140
2026-07-29-2.0750
2026-07-30-1.8175

Understanding GOLD Contract Q26

This page displays the complete lifecycle of contract Q26 for GOLD. The statistics panel shows key metrics — first and last recorded values, minimum, maximum, and the arithmetic mean over the entire life of this specific contract.

The chart visualizes the full forward curve for GOLD Q26 from the first recorded date to the most recent update, based on {count} historical data points. This allows you to analyze how forward points evolved as the contract approached expiration, revealing any structural shifts in the GOLD forward curve.


How GOLD Q26 Forward Points Feed Into Margin Zones and Option Levels

Spot-only margin zones and option levels for GOLD lose accuracy as the Q26 expiry approaches, because they ignore the interest rate cost embedded in the forward curve. Adding the forward points recorded for Q26 corrects this drift, keeping the zones and levels aligned with where the market actually prices GOLD risk for this expiry.

The {count} data points collected for GOLD Q26 let you see exactly how that adjustment has moved over the life of the contract, instead of relying on a single spot value.


FAQ: GOLD Q26 Forward Points

How many historical records are available for GOLD Q26?

This page currently holds {count} recorded forward points values for GOLD contract Q26, covering the full history from the first recorded date to the latest update.

Why do min/max/average matter for Q26?

The minimum, maximum, and average for GOLD contract Q26 show how wide the forward curve has swung over its lifetime. A narrow range suggests stable rate differentials, while a wide range signals larger shifts in relative interest rates between the two currencies during this contract's life.

How does Q26 data help with margin zones and option levels for GOLD?

The forward points recorded for Q26 reflect the cost of carry priced into GOLD for this specific expiry. Using this data alongside spot price keeps margin zones and option levels adjusted for that cost, rather than based on spot alone.