Silver traded at $60.82 on October 11, 2026, posting a negligible 24-hour decline of 0.02%. The modest dip left the metal essentially flat on the session, with no dramatic intraday moves reflected in the available data.
Over the past seven days, silver managed a gain of 0.75%, suggesting some near-term buying interest had emerged earlier in the week. That weekly uptick stands in contrast to softer performance over a longer horizon.
Looking back 30 days, silver has shed 4.88%, indicating meaningful pressure on the metal over the past month. The gap between the weekly gain and the monthly loss points to a period of consolidation following steeper earlier declines.
Market capitalization data for silver was not available. As a physical commodity, silver's price movement is driven by factors including industrial demand, currency fluctuations, and broader macroeconomic conditions.
