how low is silver going to go

Silver doesn’t look like it has a clean “floor,” but the most credible near- term downside zone I found is roughly the high-$60s to low-$70s per ounce , with some analysts allowing for a move into the $60 area if demand weakens or macro conditions turn against metals.

What the market is saying

Recent coverage shows silver already fell to a 2026 low around $67.60 on March 20, then rebounded into the $72–$78 range, which suggests that area is acting like a short-term support band.

Forecasts are scattered, which is normal for silver because it reacts hard to industrial demand, the dollar, real rates, and risk sentiment. JPMorgan’s 2026 average view is $81/oz , while Reuters-style consensus cited by one source is around $79.50/oz.

Practical read

A reasonable way to frame it is:

• Bearish case: low $60s if demand rolls over and macro pressure builds.

• Base case: roughly $70–$80 if current conditions stay mixed.

• Bullish case: back above $80 if industrial demand and precious-metals buying stay strong.

My plain-English take

Silver is already volatile enough that a sharp drop can happen fast, but the sources I found do not point to a simple collapse from here. The best evidence suggests traders are watching the $67–$70 zone first, then $60s if sentiment really weakens.

Information gathered from public internet sources and portrayed here.