Silver fell 0.12% on Wednesday to settle at $60.81 per troy ounce, a modest single-session drop that nonetheless reflects persistent selling pressure across the metal's recent trading history.
Over the past seven days, silver has shed 6.81%, a notable weekly pullback that signals sustained bearish momentum in the market. The month-long picture is more pronounced, with the metal down 9.61% over the trailing 30-day period.
The combined pressure across weekly and monthly timeframes points to a prolonged retreat for silver, which has given back significant ground as of the final day of September 2026. Market capitalization data for the commodity was not available.
Silver's latest close at $60.81 marks a continued drift lower, with the metal's performance over multiple timeframes indicating a challenging environment for the commodity heading into the new month.
