- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (HIGH) $80 in September?9¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (HIGH) $78 in September?13¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (HIGH) $76 in September?19¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (HIGH) $74 in September?26¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (HIGH) $72 in September?39¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (HIGH) $70 in September?52¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (LOW) $64 in September?87¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (LOW) $60 in September?48¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (HIGH) $68 in September?70¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (LOW) $66 in September?>99¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (LOW) $62 in September?68¢
- Will Silver (XAGUSD) hit (LOW) $58 in September?31¢
Silver prices opened September 2026 near $66–67 per ounce after a 45% correction from February’s $122 peak, with spot trading around $65 amid elevated 10-year Treasury yields near 4.78% and a firmer dollar. Hawkish signals from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole have lifted September rate-hike probabilities, pressuring non-yielding assets like silver while markets await upcoming jobs data and the FOMC decision. Offsetting this, the market faces its sixth consecutive annual deficit of roughly 46 million ounces, supported by robust industrial demand from solar, EVs, and AI-driven electronics that outpaces mine supply. Institutional forecasts cluster between $75–100 for the year, though near-term pricing reflects monetary-policy headwinds over structural tightness.