Silver fell 1.73% on November 6, 2026, settling at $51.93 per troy ounce. The single-session drop extended a broader period of pressure for the metal, which has shed 13.58% over the past 30 days.
Despite the daily weakness, silver managed to hold onto a 2.85% gain over the trailing seven-day period, suggesting some near-term stabilization within a longer downtrend.
The 30-day loss of 13.58% represents a significant retracement for the metal, bringing its current price to $51.93 after what the data indicates was a sharper run higher in the preceding weeks.
Market capitalization figures were not available for silver, consistent with how the commodity is typically tracked by price per ounce rather than an aggregate market value measure.
