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Silver Price in Sydney Today (Live Silver Rate in AUD)

Last updated: Apr 29, 2026, 11:57 PM GMT+5

Silver Spot Price · Sydney

A$99.64AUD
= $71.53 USD
+0.00
+0.00%
Updated: ● Live FX rate1 USD = 1.3931 AUD

Silver Spot Price – Today

Intraday XAG/AUD spot price (AUD per troy ounce)

Silver Price Performance

PeriodChange (AUD)Change (%)
Today+A$0.00+0.00%
30 Days+A$3.79+3.80%
6 MonthsA$-2.09-2.10%
1 Year+A$21.32+21.40%
5 Years+A$63.97+64.20%
20 Years+A$311.48+312.60%

Silver Price Summary — AUD per Troy Ounce

Open

A$99.64

High

A$99.64

Low

A$99.64

Close (Prev)

A$99.64

Bid

A$99.49

$71.42 USD

Ask

A$99.79

$71.63 USD

Change

+A$0.00

Change %

+0.00%

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24-Hour Silver Price by Market Session

Shaded bands show active trading sessions (UTC) · AUD per troy ounce

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Silver Price History in Sydney — Monthly Averages (AUD)

Monthly average, high and low silver prices per troy ounce in AUD

MonthAvg PriceMonthly HighMonthly LowChange
April 2026 CurrentA$99.64A$103.63A$95.66-3.20%
March 2026 A$102.94A$107.05A$98.82+4.80%
February 2026 A$98.22A$102.15A$94.29-1.80%
January 2026 A$100.02A$104.02A$96.02+7.10%
December 2025 A$93.39A$97.13A$89.66-2.40%
November 2025 A$95.69A$99.52A$91.86+3.80%
October 2025 A$92.18A$95.87A$88.50-5.10%
September 2025 A$97.14A$101.02A$93.25+2.90%
August 2025 A$94.40A$98.18A$90.63+1.50%
July 2025 A$93.01A$96.73A$89.29-4.10%
June 2025 A$96.98A$100.86A$93.10+6.20%
May 2025 A$91.32A$94.97A$87.67

Annual Silver Price Performance by Currency

Annual % returns for XAG in major currencies (approximate)

YearAUDUSDGBPEURAEDCADINRSGDJPYHKDCHFSARMYRTRYIDR
2025+15.2%+12.0%+10.5%+9.8%+12.0%+16.1%+11.2%+8.4%+18.3%+12.0%+9.2%+12.0%+10.8%+52.4%+14.6%
2024+25.6%+21.4%+24.8%+25.1%+21.4%+26.9%+22.8%+19.2%+38.4%+21.4%+18.6%+21.4%+18.3%+68.2%+24.1%
2023+4.8%+0.4%+3.1%-2.3%+0.4%+2.2%+2.1%-1.4%+9.6%+0.4%-3.8%+0.4%+2.6%+44.8%+3.2%
2022+1.4%-3.5%+10.8%+11.3%-3.5%-1.2%+5.4%-7.1%+14.2%-3.5%-3.1%-3.5%+1.8%+112.4%-0.8%
2021-9.8%-11.7%-17.2%-16.9%-11.7%-14.3%-9.1%-13.2%-12.4%-11.7%-13.2%-11.7%-12.4%+29.6%-8.4%
2020+42.1%+47.9%+41.6%+38.4%+47.9%+46.2%+46.8%+41.3%+34.2%+47.9%+41.2%+47.9%+44.3%+96.4%+52.1%
2019+22.6%+15.3%+20.4%+14.8%+15.3%+18.7%+21.4%+12.8%+10.1%+15.3%+13.6%+15.3%+14.2%+38.6%+18.4%
2018-1.3%-8.5%-3.8%-6.2%-8.5%-4.2%+2.8%-11.4%-9.6%-8.5%-8.8%-8.5%-6.4%+48.2%-2.4%
2017-4.5%-1.2%-8.6%-12.4%-1.2%-6.8%-2.4%-4.1%-3.8%-1.2%-4.6%-1.2%-4.8%+18.4%+1.6%
2016+17.4%+15.3%+31.2%+19.8%+15.3%+19.8%+17.6%+12.1%+5.9%+15.3%+14.2%+15.3%+22.4%+38.8%+22.6%
2015-1.4%-11.9%-8.3%-3.7%-11.9%-4.8%-9.8%-14.2%-10.6%-11.9%-9.4%-11.9%-8.6%+12.4%-3.8%
2014-9.4%-19.8%-18.4%-11.6%-19.8%-12.3%-11.9%-22.1%-11.2%-19.8%-16.2%-19.8%-21.4%-8.6%-14.2%
2013-31.2%-35.9%-38.1%-35.2%-35.9%-34.4%-22.8%-38.6%-11.4%-35.9%-34.8%-35.9%-36.2%-24.6%-28.4%
2012+4.6%+8.4%+7.8%+5.1%+8.4%+6.9%+13.2%+6.1%+3.8%+8.4%+6.8%+8.4%+7.2%+14.6%+12.4%
2011+64.2%+74.0%+71.3%+68.8%+74.0%+70.1%+82.4%+65.3%+56.2%+74.0%+62.4%+74.0%+71.8%+88.6%+78.4%

Gold-Silver Ratio Today

How many ounces of silver equal one ounce of gold — a key valuation signal

Current Ratio

85:1

1 oz gold = 85 oz silver

Silver (AUD/oz)

A$99.64

XAG/AUD spot

Gold (AUD/oz)

A$8,470

XAU/AUD approx.

Silver Cheap (High Ratio)+31% vs long-run avgSilver Expensive (Low Ratio)
0avg (65)130
PeriodRatioNote
Ancient Rome12:1Fixed by law
19th Century15.5:1Bimetallic standard
20th Cent. Avg47:1Post gold standard
1980 Low17:1Hunt Bros. squeeze
2020 High125:1COVID crash
Long-run avg65:1Historical mean

A high ratio means silver is historically cheap relative to gold. Gold price shown is approximate.

Historical Silver Price Charts in Sydney

30 Days Silver Price in Sydney+0.4%
A$99.64
60 Days Silver Price in Sydney+1.6%
A$99.64
1 Year Silver Price in Sydney+2.3%
A$99.64
2 Years Silver Price in Sydney-3.8%
A$99.64
5 Years Silver Price in Sydney+2.4%
A$99.64
10 Years Silver Price in Sydney-4.6%
A$99.64
All Time Silver Price in Sydney-4.8%
A$99.64

Where to Buy Silver in Sydney

Trusted silver dealers, bullion shops, and markets in Sydney — prices quoted in AUD

🏦

ABC Bullion

Best for Retail

Bullion Dealer

📍 140 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000

Australia's leading bullion dealer and refinery. Walk-in Sydney showroom plus online. Wide range of 999-fine silver cast and minted bars, competitive premiums.

🏦

Perth Mint

Investment Grade

Bullion Dealer

📍 Online & East Perth, WA (ships Australia-wide)

Government-owned mint selling silver coins and bars with a sovereign guarantee. The Perth Mint Depository offers allocated and pooled storage.

🏦

Ainslie Bullion

Best for Retail

Bullion Dealer

📍 Shop 1, 37 Adelaide St, Brisbane (ships Australia-wide)

Trusted Australian dealer with walk-in stores and online ordering. Competitive pricing on silver Kangaroos, Kookaburras and kilo bars.

💻

Gold Stackers

Online

Online

📍 Online — Melbourne, VIC (ships Australia-wide)

Online-only Australian bullion dealer with a strong community following. Regular specials on silver coins and competitive pricing on bars.

🏦

Guardian Vaults

Investment Grade

Bullion Dealer

📍 388 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000

Precious metals dealer and private vault operator in the Sydney CBD. Sell and store silver in allocated form with 24/7 access.

🏛️

ANZ Bank — Bullion

Institutional

Bank

📍 ANZ branches, Sydney

ANZ offers gold and silver via its banking network. Limited product range but useful for existing customers wanting integration with bank accounts.

Always verify current prices directly with dealers. Retail prices include dealer premiums above spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Investment-grade silver with a purity of 99.9% or higher is GST-free in Australia under ATO tax ruling GSTR 2003/10. This applies to coins, bars, and ingots meeting the purity requirement.

Silver Prices in Other Cities

What Moves Silver Price in Sydney?

Sydney's Silver Market: Australia's Bullion Gateway

Sydney is Australia's financial capital and its most important silver market. The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) lists several silver-linked exchange-traded products and a significant number of silver mining companies, providing Australian investors with a broad range of exposure options. Physical silver trading is centred primarily on ABC Bullion, Australia's largest full-service bullion dealer with its headquarters and retail showroom in Sydney's CBD. Australia's own mining industry produces significant quantities of silver — primarily from Western Australia and New South Wales — giving the country a natural connection to the global silver supply chain and a domestic production base that few other nations can match.

GST Exemption for Investment Silver

Investment-grade silver with a minimum purity of 99.9% is exempt from Australia's 10% Goods and Services Tax under an ATO ruling that has been in place since 2000. This GST-free status applies to silver coins, bars, and ingots meeting the purity threshold, provided they are purchased in investment form rather than as collectibles or fabricated goods. This exemption is a significant benefit for Australian buyers — without it, a 10% GST charge would materially increase the all-in purchase cost. When buying silver in Australia, always confirm the product meets the 99.9% purity threshold to ensure GST-free treatment, as some collectible coins and silverware do not qualify.

Australia's Silver Mining Industry

Australia ranks among the world's top ten silver producers. The country's silver output is primarily extracted as a by-product of zinc, lead, and copper mining. Major operations include the Cannington mine in Queensland, operated by South32 and consistently one of the world's largest single silver-producing mines, along with several operations in Western Australia. The Perth Mint, established in 1899 and 100% owned by the Western Australian government, is an LBMA-approved refiner that produces Australia's iconic Silver Kangaroo and Silver Kookaburra coins, as well as institutional-grade bars accepted in all major global bullion markets.

AUD/USD and Silver Price Dynamics

The Australian Dollar is a commodity currency with a well-established positive correlation to global precious metals prices. When silver prices rise, the AUD often strengthens against the USD — meaning the AUD silver price tends to rise less than the USD silver price in bull markets and fall less in bear markets. This partial natural hedge means that AUD-denominated silver returns are less volatile than USD-denominated returns in absolute terms. For Australian investors, this dampening effect is worth understanding when comparing their actual returns to headlines about moves in the US dollar silver price.

What Drives Silver Prices in Sydney

Global XAG/USD spot movements are the primary driver, modulated by the AUD/USD exchange rate. Australian investors are also influenced by Chinese economic conditions — given that China is Australia's largest trading partner, strong Chinese industrial activity tends to support both the AUD and regional silver premiums simultaneously, amplifying the positive effect for Australian silver holders. US Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions, global industrial demand data particularly from clean energy sectors, and COMEX positioning by large speculative traders all flow through to Australian silver prices in real time.

Silver Investment in Australia

Australian investors benefit from the GST exemption, competitive premiums from local dealers, and access to LBMA-approved products through the Perth Mint. Capital gains tax applies to silver profits, but investors benefit from a 50% CGT discount for assets held longer than 12 months — meaning only half of any profit is added to taxable income. Silver held inside a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) may attract concessional tax treatment depending on the fund's accumulation or pension phase status, making SMSF-held silver one of the most tax-efficient silver investment structures available to Australian investors with appropriate financial advice.

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