Live ratio calculations: Gold/Silver, Gold/Oil, Gold/Copper, Platinum/Palladium, Brent/WTI spread, Uranium/Gold. Each with historical context and live TradingView charts.
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Gold÷Silver
Gold / Silver ratio
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vs 67× mean
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Gold: --Silver: --
The most-watched precious metals ratio. Long-term mean ~67×. Above 80 = silver cheap vs gold historically.
Gold÷Copper
Gold / Copper ratio
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Gold: --Copper: --
Used as a risk-on/risk-off macro indicator. Rising ratio = risk-off (gold outperforming industrial copper). Declining = risk-on, economic growth expected.
Gold÷WTI
Gold / Oil ratio
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vs 15× mean
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Gold: --WTI: --
How many barrels of WTI oil you can buy with one troy ounce of gold. Historical range: 10–30×. Spikes during oil supply shocks or recessions.
Platinum÷Palladium
Platinum / Palladium ratio
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vs 1.5× mean
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Platinum: --Palladium: --
Platinum traded above palladium for most of the 20th century. EV transition is bearish for both (autocatalysts). Watch for mean reversion if gasoline engines decline.
Brent−WTI
Brent / WTI spread
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vs 3USD mean
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Brent: --WTI: --
The Brent premium over WTI reflects US shale export capacity. Wide spread = US supply surplus. Narrow = global tightness.
Uranium÷Gold
Uranium / Gold ratio
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Uranium: --Gold: --
Both are monetary/store-of-value assets with supply scarcity. Rising ratio = uranium outperforming gold (nuclear renaissance thesis working). Used by uranium bulls to gauge relative value.
Note: Ratios use ETF proxy prices where direct spot prices are unavailable on the free API tier. Gold uses real XAU/USD spot. Copper, WTI, Uranium, Platinum, Palladium use ETF proxies (COPX, USO, URA, PPLT, PALL) which track the underlying with high correlation. Not financial advice.