Silver climbs over 3% to $65.9
Silver prices rose by more than 3% during today's trading, reaching approximately $65.9 per ounce, in an attempt to recover some of their significant losses since the all-time high in January 2026, which was $121.60 per ounce. After reaching record levels near $75 and $84 earlier in the year, prices sharply declined to a low of $67.23 in March, the lowest point during the first quarter. The pressure continued into the second quarter, with prices falling to around $58.55 in mid-July. Silver prices are still approximately 46% below their peak, and investors are awaiting important U.S. economic data that could impact interest rate expectations and global demand for the metal.
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