Ultime Notizie su SIL

The Global X Silver Miners ETF fell 4.99% to $86.99 on September 28, with AUM of approximately $4.74 billion. The fund holds silver mining equities globally and posted the smallest single-day decline in this group while maintaining a 9.63% year-to-date gain, the strongest among the silver-focused funds shown.

The Global X Silver Miners ETF closed at $92.22 on September 23, declining 5.33%, with AUM of approximately $4.88 billion. The fund holds a diversified basket of global silver mining equities and carries a year-to-date gain of 16.63%. The September 23 decline is among the sharpest single-session moves in the fund's 2026 calendar.

The Global X Silver Miners ETF closed at $97.41 on September 22, advancing 3.89% on the session, with AUM of approximately $5.0 billion. The fund has returned 12.26% year-to-date through that date. SIL provides exposure to large- and mid-cap silver mining companies worldwide, and the September 22 move represents roughly one-third of its cumulative year-to-date return.

The Global X Silver Miners ETF closed at $98.69 on September 02, rising 4.67%, with AUM of approximately $5.3 billion. This fund provides targeted exposure to global silver mining companies, and the single-day advance represented roughly 36% of its 12.90% year-to-date return.

The Global X Silver Miners ETF closed at $100.63 on August 26, declining 2.11% on the session, with AUM of approximately $5.44 billion. This fund tracks equity securities of companies involved in silver mining globally, and the day's loss still leaves the year-to-date return at 23.08%.

Global X Silver Miners ETF closed at $95.87 on August 19, rising 9.53% on the day, with AUM of approximately $4.91 billion. The fund provides broad exposure to silver mining equities across market capitalizations. The move brings the fund's year-to-date gain to 4.80%, tracking closely with the junior-focused SILJ on the day.