Silver fell 2.74% on Sunday, October 31, 2026, with the metal closing at $49.13 per troy ounce. The move extended a pronounced losing streak that has weighed on the commodity across multiple timeframes.
Over the past seven days, silver has shed 8.76%, reflecting sustained selling pressure that accelerated through the final week of October. The losses deepened further when viewed on a longer horizon, with the metal down 19.49% over the trailing 30-day period.
The magnitude of the monthly decline marks a significant pullback from recent levels, with silver giving back a substantial portion of prior gains. The commodity has now recorded consecutive weeks of losses heading into November.
No market capitalization figure is available for silver, as the metal trades as a physical commodity and futures-based instrument rather than a security with a defined outstanding float.
