Gold-Silver ratio, July 15 -- The gold-silver ratio, one of the most closely watched indicators in the precious metals market, has remained volatile so far in 2026 as gold and silver prices responded to shifting geopolitical risks, central bank expectations and changing investor sentiment. On Tuesday, the ratio rebounded to 69 after falling in May, bringing it close to its long-term historical average.

The ratio measures how many ounces of silver are required to purchase one ounce of gold. A rising ratio generally indicates that gold is outperforming silver, while a falling ratio suggests silver is strengthening relative to gold. Investors have historically tracked this indicator to assess the relative valuations of the two metals and id...