Editorial standards and corrections

Souq Al Yom guides help readers understand currency and gold figures before comparing market offers. They focus on practical steps such as identifying the unit, checking the observation date, calculating metal value and comparing the total after fees.

Quotes and worked examples

The dashboard’s changing values come from the providers listed on the data sources page. Guides label hypothetical figures so that calculations stay useful as prices change. Examples identify their assumptions, such as weight, purity, conversion direction or assumed fees.

Choosing references

We link explanations to references readers can consult, such as data documentation, published standards and official guidance. Banking rules, taxes and jewelry selling practices can change the actual offer, so examples define the transaction and its scope where relevant.

Handling reports and corrections

When a dashboard figure differs from another source, we start by comparing the currency, unit, direction and observation time. If a calculation or explanation is wrong, we correct the affected section and explain substantive changes when they alter the outcome a reader may have relied on. A delayed feed may show an earlier observation with a corresponding status label.

Use the contact page to share the relevant link and details. A public source can help reproduce a discrepancy. Remove personal details from any supporting document.