GLOBAL, 15 September 2026 — Platinum futures fell 1.51% to $1,770.50 an ounce in a delayed continuous-contract snapshot captured at 01:08 IST on 15 September 2026 (19:38 UTC on 14 September). The contract opened at $1,799.00, traded as high as $1,808.40 and as low as $1,751.70.
Platinum futures price and session range
| Price | Change | Open | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1,770.50 an ounce | -1.51% | $1,799.00 | $1,808.40 | $1,751.70 |
Feed status: The public display labelled the continuous futures quote delayed by 10 minutes. The observation is preserved at the stated timestamp.
Market context
Platinum declined but its percentage loss was the smallest among the five tracked metals in the shared snapshot. The move describes the displayed futures contract; it is not a physical spot quote or a retail price.
Contract details matter
Commodity contracts differ by delivery month, grade, location, unit and settlement method. Continuous symbols can roll between expiries, producing values or percentage changes that differ from a named delivery month. Currency moves, liquidity and trading-hour differences can also affect comparisons between providers.
What to watch next
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Methodology and source
CapKet transcribed the displayed price, change and session range from TradingView’s public delayed futures page and cites the relevant exchange group for contract reference. See the 19-commodity overview for same-time comparisons.
Disclosure: Delayed continuous-futures data can update after capture. This is general market information, not investment advice, a recommendation or an executable quotation.