Current Gold to Silver Ratio
Each year, there is approximately 10 times as much silver mined as gold, yet the Gold/Silver Ratio has been heavily skewed and considerably "out-of-whack" for many years. Using the Gold/Silver Ratio as a guide to see which metal is favored, or unfavored, can be helpful when deciding which metal to buy at any point in time.
After being as high as 100/1 in the not-too-distant past months, the Silver price's recent rise has brought the current Gold/Silver Ratio back down to the stubborn 80 to 1 ratio where it currently sits.
July 19, 2023
The Gold to Silver ratio has now broken back under 80, figured today at 78.75 ounces of Silver to 1 ounce of Gold, as Silver has been outperforming Gold recently.
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Gold continues to dominate the Gold to Silver ratio. At today's rates, one ounce of gold will buy 93 ounces of silver
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July 18, 2022
At today's market prices, one ounce of Gold is trading at 91.4 times the price of one ounce of Silver. Historically speaking, a very high Gold to Silver ratio.
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May 11, 2022
At today's market prices, an ounce of Gold is trading at 86 times the price of an ounce of Silver. That's the highest Gold to Silver ratio since mid-2020, and still much higher than the "traditional" ratio of 60 to 1.
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