HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — Silver futures were quoted at $63.910 an ounce, -1.96%, in a delayed commodity-market snapshot on 15 September 2026.
Silver facts preserved from publication
- Silver: $63.910 an ounce; -1.96%
- Open: $64.785
- High: $64.980
- Low: $62.800
- Capture: 01:08 IST on 15 September 2026 (19:38 UTC on 14 September)
What this dated Silver record means
Silver futures refer to a specified derivatives contract, not a shop, farm-gate or immediate physical price. Delivery month, grade, location, unit and settlement method shape any comparison. Historical market coverage should show what was known then. This Silver reconstruction adds explanation and sourcing while leaving the original headline and publication date intact.
Why the observation mattered
Silver fell more than gold and platinum in percentage terms, while remaining above its displayed session low. The archived Silver reading remains useful only with its limitations visible. Replacing it silently with today’s quote would erase the factual record and misstate the article’s age.
What readers were watching
The dollar, real yields, industrial demand, solar demand and precious-metals positioning The permanent Silver URL now functions as a sourced archive entry, not a live ticker. Current information belongs in the newest independently timestamped report.
Silver timeline placement
The preceding Silver entry was Silver falls 1.10% to $64.47 in delayed futures snapshot. The following Silver entry was Silver futures fell 1.31% to 63.295.
Sources and reconstruction method
This page reports Silver as observed at 2026-09-14T19:38:48Z. It does not scrape or republish a third-party article, and it does not replace the figure after market conditions change.
Historical-data and risk note: Silver can move rapidly and archived public data may later be corrected. This is general news, not advice, fair value, a target or an executable quotation.