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Silver prices have recovered slightly from the three-year low they hit on June 28, with prices rising today to $19.58 an ounce.
Silver prices have recovered slightly from the three-year low they hit on June 28, with prices rising today to $19.58 an ounce, according to Reuters. While that is an improvement over Friday’s low of $18.19, it is still a $0.02 drop from July 1.
Silver futures for September delivery fell $0.16, to $19.43 per ounce, on the COMEX in New York and trading was 46 percent lower than the average for the past 100 days.
“The market is nervous about what the [U.S. Federal Reserve] wants to do and wants more clarity,” Phil Streible, a senior commodities broker at R.J. O’Brien & Associates in Chicago, told Bloomberg.