HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — Platinum futures were quoted at $1,770.50 an ounce, -1.51%, in a delayed commodity-market snapshot on 15 September 2026.

Platinum facts preserved from publication

  • Platinum: $1,770.50 an ounce; -1.51%
  • Open: $1,799.00
  • High: $1,808.40
  • Low: $1,751.70
  • Capture: 01:08 IST on 15 September 2026 (19:38 UTC on 14 September)

What this dated Platinum record means

A Platinum futures level is an exchange-linked risk-transfer reference. Freight, quality, basis, currency and delivery timing mean a commercial invoice can differ materially from the displayed number. For Platinum, a reported high, low or open is meaningful only inside the identified session or contract. It does not establish a guaranteed price available to a reader.

Why the observation mattered

Platinum declined but its percentage loss was the smallest among the five tracked metals in the shared snapshot. The Platinum value is presented without grey-market claims or promotional targets. CapKet separates source data, arithmetic and contextual interpretation for later verification.

What readers were watching

Automotive demand, South African supply, the dollar and precious-metals flows The historical Platinum quote can be checked against the linked sources, subject to their retention policies. Provider revisions may mean a later screen no longer looks identical.

Platinum timeline placement

The preceding Platinum entry was Platinum rises 0.37% to $1,804.30 in delayed futures trade. The following Platinum entry was Platinum futures fell 1.57% to 1,751.80.

Sources and reconstruction method

CapKet retained the original Platinum facts and checked the attached source list. The observation is fixed to 2026-09-14T19:38:48Z; no third-party chart, photograph or commentary is reproduced.

Historical-data and risk note: The historical Platinum figure is not personalised investment, legal or tax guidance and does not guarantee that a trade was available at the displayed level.