Silver Slides 6.3% to $55.74, Breaking $58.50 Support on Oct. 14, 2026
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On October 14, 2026, the price of silver fell 6.29% to $55.74, dropping below the key support level of $58.50. The decline was largely attributed to U.S. inflation data that heightened expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes, prompting near‑vertical sell‑offs in the metal. Despite the dip, silver remains above the $54.5 Fibonacci retracement level; a break below that level would confirm a new low and potentially extend the current bearish trend. The market reaction underscores the sensitivity of precious metals to monetary policy signals and highlights the importance of key technical thresholds in guiding traders' decisions.
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Silver price fell 6.29% to $55.74 on October 14, 2026
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- BeInCryptoRelated fact: single sourceSilver Price Falls to $55.74, Near 2026 Low Amid Fed Rate Hike Bets
Report first recorded Oct 15, 21:37
Silver price dropped 6.29% on Wednesday, October 14, to $55.74, its lowest daily close of 2026. This decline was amplified compared to gold due to hot US inflation data, specifically the September CPI rising 3.7% year-on-year, which revived Federal Reserve rate-hike bets and pushed CME FedWatch odds above 50% briefly. The price is currently above the $54.5 Fibonacci retracement level; a close below this level would confirm a fresh lower low and potentially lead to the $50 mark.
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