Silver traded at $64.48 on September 13, 2026, notching a gain of 0.01% over the prior 24 hours. The move was essentially flat, offering little directional signal from a single-session perspective.
The weekly picture told a more cautious story. Over the past seven days, silver declined 2.61%, reflecting sustained selling pressure across the near-term timeframe. The metal has shed ground steadily through the week despite Monday's marginal uptick.
The 30-day change stood at -0.28%, suggesting that silver's price over the past month has been largely range-bound, with only a modest net decline over that broader window. The contrast between the weekly loss and the relatively contained monthly figure points to concentrated weakness in the most recent trading days.
No market capitalization figure is available for silver, consistent with its classification as a physical commodity. The metal's price movements continue to be driven by spot market activity rather than equity-style valuation metrics.
