Silver (XAG) fell 0.26% on October 12, 2026, settling at $60.66 per troy ounce. The modest daily decline added to a broader pattern of softness that has characterized the metal's recent trading.
Over the past seven days, silver has lost 1.63%, while the 30-day period tells a more pronounced story, with the metal down 5.89% over that stretch. The cumulative pressure across these timeframes points to sustained selling in the silver market.
Market capitalization figures are not available for silver in this context, as the metal trades as a commodity rather than a financial instrument with a fixed supply count. Price action remains the primary metric for tracking silver's performance.
The metal's consecutive losses across daily, weekly, and monthly windows reflect a consistent downward trend over the measured periods, with the 30-day decline of 5.89% representing the steepest drawdown among the reported timeframes.
