Silver fell 0.45% on November 10, 2026, settling at $52.35 per troy ounce. The modest daily decline came even as the metal sustained a notable weekly gain, suggesting some near-term consolidation after a strong run earlier in the week.
Over the past seven days, silver has risen 6.96%, reflecting a period of renewed buying interest in the precious metal. The weekly performance stands in contrast to the broader 30-day picture, which shows a decline of 13.90% over that longer window.
The 30-day loss underscores the volatility silver has experienced in recent weeks, with the metal having shed significant ground before partially recovering. The gap between the weekly gain and monthly loss points to a sharp reversal in momentum at some point during the trailing 30-day period.
Market capitalization data is not available for silver, as is typical for physical commodity markets where supply figures are not tracked in the same manner as equities or digital assets.
