I just reviewed the data from Friday, April 17th, in the gold market on the exchange, and there's something worth noting. In the Au(T+D) transactions, the buyer is the one making the payment to the seller on that day. In contrast, with silver on the exchange, specifically in Ag(T+D), the dynamic is reversed: the seller pays the buyer. These deferred offsetting movements are key information if you're monitoring gold on the exchange and its short-term fluctuations. According to Golden Ten Data, these were the adjustments recorded that day. It's important to keep this in mind to better understand how positions behave in these contracts.