Silver prices fell 1.57% to $50.91 per troy ounce on Thursday, extending the year-to-date decline to 28.38% while the Gold/Silver ratio rose to 77.22.
Silver trades at $50.91 per troy ounce on Thursday, down 1.57% from $51.72 on Wednesday, a routine daily move with no cited driver. The year-to-date loss of 28.38% and a rising Gold/Silver ratio (77.22 vs 77.05) confirm weakening momentum, but a single-session data recap rarely extends the trend by itself.
Silver prices declined to $50.91 per troy ounce on Thursday, marking a 1.57% drop from Wednesday's closing price of $51.72. The precious metal has now recorded a 28.38% decrease since the start of the year as the Gold/Silver ratio widened to 77.22.
Silver slipped 1.57% to $50.91 per troy ounce from Wednesday's $51.72, but the data recap does not state a specific cause for the decline.
Silver prices have decreased by 28.38% since the beginning of the year.