Coin World News, July 13, 2026, silver prices fell due to the latest airstrikes on Iran. On Monday, silver (SI=F) September futures opened at $59.71 per ounce, down 0.8% from Friday’s closing price of $60.17. As of 8:33 a.m. Eastern Time, silver prices fell further to $58.60. Although the U.S. claims the Strait of Hormuz is still open, Iran says the strait is actually closed. Due to this situation, oil and gas prices rose again, putting additional pressure on U.S. consumers. The Federal Reserve has pledged to control inflation and may raise interest rates or keep the current rates in place for a longer period, which poses significant pressure on silver prices.

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NonceNinja
· 15h ago
Oil and gas are rising, while silver is falling—under stagflation expectations, precious metals are under pressure instead; the logic chain needs to be thought through carefully
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GateUser-9568ced5
· 17h ago
Iran says the strait is closed; the US says it isn’t; silver prices: I’ll go down first to show respect
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AirdropCheatSheet
· 17h ago
Hormuz is shut just like that; oil prices rise, then silver prices fall; the Fed is still watching inflation—bulls have it way too hard.
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FragilePosition
· 17h ago
59.7 opened and immediately dumped to 58.6, and all the short-selling premium was fully wiped out.
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GateUser-509018a9
· 17h ago
Once geopolitics ignites and blows up, silver kneels first—this script is getting boring.
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ProofOfCoffee
· 17h ago
Did silver and oil’s trends split? No—it's the U.S. dollar and interest rates that are secretly driving things.
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