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Silver spot price $53.08 per troy ounce (XAG/USD) · updated 07:03 UTC
The live silver price is the current XAG spot price - the price at which one troy ounce of silver trades for immediate delivery on international markets. It moves in real time, driven by trading activity across futures exchanges, OTC markets, and major trading hubs in New York, London, and Hong Kong. What you see on GoldPrice.Live is not a delayed snapshot - it is a continuous stream that refreshes as trades happen, giving you the same price signal professional traders monitor throughout the day.
Silver's spot price is denominated in USD per troy ounce and is quoted as XAG - the ISO currency code for silver. This is the benchmark used by refiners, mints, banks, and dealers worldwide when pricing physical silver, silver ETFs, and futures contracts.
The interactive chart above lets you switch between timeframes - from a single trading day (1D) all the way out to five years (5Y). Knowing which timeframe to look at depends on what you need:
For a deeper look at silver's historical price behaviour, explore our dedicated silver charts page, which includes long-run trend views and annotated timeframes.
Silver is a dual-market metal - it responds to both financial market forces and industrial demand cycles simultaneously. That dual nature is what makes the silver price right now more volatile than gold on a day-to-day basis. The key drivers include:
Macroeconomic signals - US dollar strength, Federal Reserve interest rate decisions, and inflation data are the fastest-moving inputs. A weaker dollar typically lifts dollar-denominated silver, and vice versa.
Industrial demand - Silver has the highest electrical conductivity of any element, making it indispensable in solar panels, EV components, semiconductors, and medical devices. Strong manufacturing data from China or rising solar installation targets can move silver independently of gold.
Safe-haven flows - During periods of market stress, investors rotate into precious metals. Silver benefits from this, though it tends to lag gold in the early stages of a risk-off move.
Gold-silver ratio - Many traders watch the ratio between the gold price and the silver price to assess relative value. When the ratio is historically high, silver is considered undervalued relative to gold, which can attract speculative buying.
COMEX futures positioning - Large speculative positions on the COMEX exchange have an outsized influence on silver's short-term price action. Major position changes by institutional traders can cause sharp moves in the spot price.
The live silver price on this page is the wholesale spot rate - the raw market price before any dealer premium, fabrication cost, or VAT is applied. When you buy a silver coin or bar from a dealer, you will pay a markup above this spot price. That spread varies by product type and dealer, but understanding the live spot rate gives you a baseline to evaluate any purchase.
If you are trying to calculate what a specific quantity of silver is worth right now, our silver calculator converts the live spot price across different weights - ounces, grams, kilograms, tolas, and taels - instantly.
The XAG chart above streams in USD by default. If you need silver price right now in a different currency, GoldPrice.Live tracks live silver prices across twelve major currencies - from the Australian Dollar and British Pound to the Indian Rupee and Pakistani Rupee. Start with our silver price by country hub to find the right currency view for you.
You can also track the silver price today for a focused view of the current session, including the day's open, high, low, and percentage change.
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