Silver prices today, Wednesday, July 1, 2026: Silver remains below $60

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Silver September (SI=F) futures opened at $59.25 today, down 1.1% compared to yesterday's opening price. The price of silver has been steady this morning, reaching $59.47 as of 8:05 a.m. ET.

Last week we wrote that "Silver prices opened at their lowest level all week and … haven't opened below $60 since December 9, 2025." Since last Wednesday, silver prices have remained below $60, with little upside in the immediate future.

Gold and silver prices continue to struggle in tandem, with silver faring even worse than gold. Silver and gold prices face familiar headwinds: a strengthening dollar and the prospect of Fed rate increases later this year. Add in the fact that certain industries are reducing their silver demand and central banks around the world continue to be a major support system for gold prices, and times are particularly tough for silver prices at the moment.

The opening price of silver futures on Wednesday was down 1.1% compared to Tuesday's opening price. Here's how the opening silver price has changed v

Fuente original: Yahoo Finance (https://finance.yahoo.com/personal-finance/investing/article/silver-prices-today-wednesday-july-1-2026-silver-remains-below-60-121621350.html)