The silver-to-gold ratio today has dropped to an unprecedented low in over a decade. Market data indicates the precious metals ratio has fallen to 62.35, marking its lowest point since July 2014. This represents a dramatic shift from earlier this year, when the ratio peaked at 106 in late April. The collapse of this ratio suggests a significant repricing between silver and gold in global markets, with silver gaining relative strength against its yellow metal counterpart.
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The silver-to-gold ratio today has dropped to an unprecedented low in over a decade. Market data indicates the precious metals ratio has fallen to 62.35, marking its lowest point since July 2014. This represents a dramatic shift from earlier this year, when the ratio peaked at 106 in late April. The collapse of this ratio suggests a significant repricing between silver and gold in global markets, with silver gaining relative strength against its yellow metal counterpart.