Silver (XAG) traded at $60.97 on October 1, 2026, edging higher by 0.27% over the prior 24 hours. The slight uptick offered a brief respite for the metal after a stretch of sustained selling pressure across broader timeframes.
Looking back over the past seven days, silver has declined 3.99%, reflecting continued headwinds that have weighed on the commodity through the recent trading week. The one-month picture is similarly subdued, with the metal down 5.93% over that period.
The combination of a small daily gain against larger weekly and monthly losses suggests that silver has struggled to establish durable upward momentum. The 30-day decline of nearly 6% marks a notable pullback from levels seen a month prior.
No market capitalization figure is available for silver, consistent with its nature as a commodity rather than a traditional financial instrument with a defined outstanding supply metric.
