Silver (XAG) dropped 2.83% on September 11, 2026, bringing its price to $63.84. The single-session decline added to an already difficult stretch for the metal, which has now lost 4.54% over the past seven days.
The selling pressure extends further back as well. Over the past 30 days, silver has shed 3.66%, reflecting a sustained period of weakness rather than an isolated daily move.
Market capitalization data for silver is not available, as is typical for spot commodity pricing. The metal's performance across the one-day, seven-day, and thirty-day windows all point in the same direction, indicating consistent downward momentum over the measured periods.
The convergence of losses across all three timeframes underscores the breadth of the recent decline in silver prices, with each successive window showing a meaningful retreat from earlier levels.
