Silver Price Chart

Our silver price chart displays the live price for instantly purchasable physical silver bullion, displaying data from the Kinesis Exchange.

$31.13-0.02%

With Kinesis, you can purchase physical silver bullion at these live prices on our online platform and app.

With silver rates differing from country to country, Kinesis offers the only chart in the world that aggregates physical silver bullion pricing across our global vaulting network.

View the silver price over different time frames: a day, week, month or year for accurate, real-time pricing on allocated silver bullion in kilograms or ounces.

Monitor the silver price against the value of currencies including British Pound Sterling (GBP), Euros (EUR) and US Dollars (USD).

Join Kinesis’ easy-to-use online platform to purchase physical silver bullion at these live prices.

Historic Silver Price

Live price Last Week Last month Last Year 5 Years ago 20 Years ago
Silver Price (Ounce) $31.13-0.02% $31.12 $30.43 $23.97 $16.89 Unavailable
Silver Price (Kilogram) $1,000.69-0.02% $1,000.53 $978.19 $770.65 $543.03 Unavailable

Updated with live market data from the Kinesis Exchange

 

View live silver pricing aggregated across our physical vaulting hubs in London, New York, Brisbane, Sydney, Toronto, Hong Kong, Dubai, Istanbul, Vaduz, Panama City, Zurich, Batam and Singapore.

Silver Investment with Kinesis

When you buy silver from across our global vaulting network, Kinesis creates a digital record of your physical holdings, which serves as proof of ownership. The Kinesis platform offers users secure ownership of physical silver stored within an insured, audited vaulting network.

Kinesis silver also allows you to send, trade and spend silver at any moment. Spending silver as everyday money is possible with the Kinesis Virtual Card allowing you to hold precious metals, and only converting them to fiat currency at the moment of purchase. 

Silver Price Chart FAQ

Is silver a good investment?

Investing in silver can be advantageous due to its demand in both the retail sector for jewellery and the industrial sector for fabrication and technology purposes. 

Silver is generally a more affordable investment compared to gold and is valued for its industrial applications, particularly its electrical conductivity.

How stable is the price of silver?

Although silver is often more thinly traded than gold and more volatile in price movements, it can offer a more affordable hedge for times of trouble and against inflation.

Silver’s price tends to respond more noticeably to manufacturing upturns or downturns. Nevertheless, its enduring value as a metal potential future industrial applications is expected to contribute to increased demand in the years ahead.

How stable is the price of silver?

Various factors influence the price of silver, including inflation, the strength of the dollar, geopolitical tensions, and global economic uncertainty. 

Additionally, silver’s extensive use in various industrial applications, thanks to its high conductivity, plays a significant role. With the increasing focus on clean energy amid climate change concerns, the demand for metals like silver, essential in producing renewable energy technologies, could impact its price.

How does silver perform during inflation?

Historically, silver prices have tended to rise during periods of inflation.

 Inflation means an increase in the cost of goods, products, and services, accompanied by a devaluation of the currency. Since silver is not tied to paper currency, it can serve as a hedge against this scenario for investors.

Silver is particularly desirable during times of economic uncertainty. Widely regarded as a safe investment option, heightened demand for silver could potentially bolster its price in such circumstances.

How can I buy silver with Kinesis?

At Kinesis, we made purchasing silver very straightforward. 

Simply go to the main dashboard of your Kinesis account and enter the amount of silver you would like to buy in the ‘Buy’ widget, to purchase the precious metal in seconds, at a market price.