Silver (XAG) was priced at $49.12 on November 1, 2026, slipping just 0.02% over the prior 24-hour period. The move represented a near-flat session, offering little directional signal on its own.
Zooming out, however, the picture is considerably weaker. Over the past seven days, silver has declined 8.87%, and over the past 30 days the metal has shed 19.53%, reflecting sustained selling pressure across the broader timeframe.
The 30-day loss of nearly one-fifth of the metal's value marks a significant drawdown, underscoring how much ground silver has given up in recent weeks. The daily stability has done little to offset the magnitude of the longer-term decline.
Market capitalization data for silver was not available. The commodity continues to be watched as a key indicator of broader metals market sentiment given its dual role in industrial applications and as a store of value.
