Silver (SI=F) September futures opened at $58.77 per ounce on Tuesday, 0.2% higher than Monday’s closing price.
The price of silver moved higher this morning to $59.37 per ounce as of 8:19 a.m
ET. Yet again, silver prices opened below $60 this morning. Except over the last week, silver prices haven’t opened near $58 since December 2025.
Silver prices face many of the same near-term headwinds as gold — higher bond yields, a firmer dollar, expectations that rates will remain higher for longer — but tend to be even more volatile due to fluctuating industrial demand and the fact that global central banks don’t support silver prices the way they do gold. Seasoned silver investors know this, and keep three main things in mind as they consider silver investments: invest for the long term, diversify, and expect price fluctuations. Silver price predictions: What to expect over the next 10 years Current price of silver Silver September futures opened 0.2% higher than Monday’s closing price.