Silver Price Falls to $33.17, Down 0.46% Amid Weekly Pressure

Silver Price Today Drops to $33.17, Still Holds YTD Gains

H2: Silver Sees Minor Decline as Weekly Trading Wraps Up

The Silver price (XAG/USD) edged lower on Friday, falling by 0.46% to $33.17 per troy ounce, down from Thursday’s close of $33.32. Despite the modest pullback, Silver remains firmly higher for the year, up 14.80% so far in 2025.

H2: Silver Price Table (Updated)

UnitPrice in USDTroy Ounce$33.171 Gram$1.07

H2: Gold/Silver Ratio Trends Lower

The Gold/Silver ratio, which reflects how many ounces of Silver are needed to buy one ounce of Gold, fell to 99.36 on Friday, compared to 99.58 on Thursday. This downward move signals slightly stronger relative performance in Silver versus Gold in recent sessions.

H2: Market Overview and Context

• Silver has outperformed in 2025, supported by safe-haven demand and industrial usage.
• Traders remain cautious ahead of key US macroeconomic data like the PCE Price Index, which could influence both inflation expectations and Federal Reserve rate decisions.
• A continued drop in the Gold/Silver ratio could attract further speculative interest in Silver.

Related Articles on Tredu.com

• Silver Price Forecast: Will Bulls Hold $33.00?
• Gold Price Remains Flat Ahead of US PCE Data

Conclusion

While Silver prices declined modestly, the overall outlook remains constructive with strong year-to-date gains and a weakening Gold/Silver ratio supporting the metal’s relative strength. Traders should watch macroeconomic cues and industrial demand trends for short-term direction.