Silver declined 2.55% on Monday, pushing the spot price to $62.84 per troy ounce. The single-session drop added to an already pressured stretch for the metal.
Over the past seven days, silver has shed 4.33%, reflecting sustained selling pressure across the near-term window. The 30-day picture offers little relief, with the metal down 2.90% over that broader period.
The back-to-back losses across all three tracked timeframes — one day, one week, and one month — point to a consistent downward trend in silver's price action. No market capitalization figure is available for the commodity.
Silver's retreat on the day was among the more pronounced single-session moves in the metal's recent history as tracked by the available data, with all measured periods showing negative returns as of the September 14 close.
