Gold-Silver ratio rises to 69: Here's what it means for investors. Is it time to buy gold or silver?

The gold-silver ratio rebounded to 69 after falling in May 2026, sitting close to its long-term historical average and suggesting neither metal is significantly overvalued or undervalued relative to the other. Spot gold edged lower to about $4,028 per ounce and silver slipped to around $58.29 per ounce, following a 2% rally in the previous session after softer US CPI data. Tata Mutual Fund noted that silver could outperform if Fed concerns ease and industrial demand recovers, while persistent uncertainty would likely keep gold leading the precious metals complex.