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How many ounces are gold and silver spot contracts equal to?

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How many ounces are gold and silver spot contracts equal to?

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28 June 2024 08:17 Updated

Gold spot contract: 1 lot = 100 Ounces.
Silver spot contract: 1 lot = 5,000 Ounces.

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