Silver Price Drops 4.14% to $64.54 per Ounce
Silver spot prices fell to $64.54 per ounce on September 11, 2026. The metal lost $2.79 from the previous close.
The spot price of silver closed at $64.54 per troy ounce on September 11, 2026. This represents a decline of 4.14% from the previous session. The price dropped by $2.79 from the prior close of $67.32.
Market data from GN auto markets/commodities: silver prices confirms the downward movement. The current level is 45.02% below the 52-week high. It remains 55.58% above the 52-week low.
Recent Price Movements
Silver traded at $66.96 per ounce one week ago. Prices are down 3.62% over that seven-day period. A month ago, the spot price stood at $64.89. The current price is 0.55% lower than that monthly mark.
The 52-week low for silver is recorded at $41.48. The 52-week high reached $117.39. Investors see a significant range within the last twelve months.
Twelve Month Performance
Silver traded at $41.19 per ounce one year ago. The current price of $64.54 marks a 56.67% increase. This growth occurred over the past twelve months.
The long-term trend shows substantial appreciation. The metal gained value despite the recent daily drop. The annual gain outweighs the short-term volatility.
Factors Driving Prices
Inflation expectations influence silver demand. Central bank policy affects global liquidity. The strength of the U.S. dollar impacts silver costs for foreign buyers.
Industrial demand contributes to price stability. Physical demand for bullion also plays a role. These factors interact to set daily spot prices.
