Silver Price in 2000
In 2000, silver fell 7.0% (from August 30, 2000, when this data series starts), closing the year at $4.59 per troy ounce, compared with $4.93 at the start. The highest close was $5.00 on September 1, 2000 and the lowest $4.56 on December 15, 2000; the average for the year was $4.78. Today's price is 1,154.8% above the 2000 close.
Silver price chart, 2000
USD per troy ounce · daily closeMonthly Silver Prices in 2000
Month-end close and range, US dollars per troy ounce. Choose a month for every day's price.
Key Events in 2000
What happened, and how silver moved that day (or the next trading day) and about a month later.
- Friday, September 22ECB, Fed, Bank of Japan, Bank of England and Bank of Canada jointly buy euros to support the currency. SourceSilver: +0.8% that day · −0.9% a month later
Silver in 2000: records, milestones and the London price chart →
Silver vs other assets, 2000
| Asset | Change (USD) |
|---|---|
| US inflation (CPI) | +3.4% |
Silver Price on Festivals in 2000
| Festival | Date | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Gudi Padwa | Wed 5 Apr | ₹7,166 ₹/kg |
| Akshaya Tritiya | Sat 6 May | ₹7,128 ₹/kg |
International price converted at that day's rate, before local taxes and making charges.
Silver in 2000: FAQ
What was the price of silver in 2000?
Silver traded between $4.56 and $5.00 per troy ounce in 2000 (daily closes), averaging $4.78. It closed the year at $4.59.
How much did silver go down in 2000?
Silver fell 7.0% in 2000, from $4.93 to $4.59 per ounce.
What was the highest silver price in 2000?
The highest daily close in 2000 was $5.00 per troy ounce on September 1, 2000.
What was the best month for silver in 2000?
August (+1.5%). The weakest was October (−3.0%).
What was the biggest event for silver in 2000?
Of the key events listed on this page, the biggest one-day reaction was on 22 September: ECB, Fed, Bank of Japan, Bank of England and Bank of Canada jointly buy euros to support the currency. Silver moved +0.8% that day.
Daily closing prices of COMEX front-month silver futures (US dollars per troy ounce), which track the spot price closely. Download the full daily series as CSV (free to use with a link to this site).