Sunday can feel quiet in markets, but silver rarely stays out of the spotlight for long. Here’s where COMEX silver last stood, what the latest ranges say about volatility, and what traders typically watch when the new week begins.
Snapshot: last recorded COMEX silver reading
What’s driving the tape right now
Quick visual: where the latest price sits inside recent ranges
Below is a simple range view using the levels published on COMEX Live for silver. The marker shows the latest displayed price within each range.
Where prices stand: COMEX Live shows silver at $85.250 per ounce, down 25.500% on the displayed change, with a striking five-day band from $74.000 to $119.510. Those levels underline how quickly sentiment has been swinging in the metal. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Why this still matters even on a Sunday: A “quiet” day in the US can still be a positioning day. Many investors use weekends to map scenarios for the next session: if silver opens Monday with follow-through, the conversation tends to shift toward momentum; if it snaps back, traders often read it as short covering or a reset after an outsized move.
What to watch into the open: The most immediate tells are whether silver stabilizes inside the latest weekly range and whether the US dollar keeps the same direction it had into the weekend. For trading-hours specifics, CME lists silver futures on Globex as a near-continuous session from Sunday evening through Friday, with a daily break. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Data reference used in this article: COMEX Live silver page (levels, ranges, and the latest displayed reading). Source: COMEX Live silver prices.
