Silver July futures opened at $65.20 on Wednesday, June 10, down 4.6% compared to Tuesday's opening price. The price of silver fell to $64.50 as of 7:00 a.m. ET as geopolitical tensions continued to weigh on markets.
Ongoing disruption to oil and natural gas flows through the Strait of Hormuz remained a central market driver. Analysts expected the same disruption to feature prominently in the Consumer Price Index report released the same morning.
Following a strong May employment report, the Federal Reserve shifted its focus to inflation. Analysts priced in at least one Fed rate hike in the coming months, representing a headwind for silver prices.
Silver's opening price on Wednesday was down 11.3% from one week prior and down 19.3% from one month prior. Year over year, silver was up 78.8% as of Wednesday morning.
Source: Yahoo Finance -- https://finance.yahoo.com/personal-finance/investing/article/silver-prices-today-wednesday-june-10-2026-down-significantly-following-airstrikes-ahead-of-cpi-report-111116623.html