Silver Price Today: Silver prices fall further; check the rates in your city, including Mumbai, Delhi, and Patna..
Silver Price Today: Silver prices have fallen. A decline is being observed in silver prices across both domestic and global markets. Silver was seen trading at around ₹1.82 lakh per kilogram, down from its previous closing price of ₹184,525 per kilogram. According to bullion market data, the price of silver stood at ₹185,340 per kilogram, while in the international market, it reached $51.68 per ounce. In the Delhi bullion market, the price of silver dropped by ₹5,000 to ₹187,500 per kilogram (inclusive of all taxes). Meanwhile, according to GoodReturns, the price of silver has decreased to ₹200,000 per kilogram.
Sharp Decline in International Market Prices
In the international market—specifically on the COMEX—gold and silver prices have fallen once again. On the COMEX, the price of gold declined by 0.41%, trading at $3,983.90 per ounce. Simultaneously, the price of silver on the COMEX fell by 1.25%, with the metal trading at $51.350 per ounce.
City Price of one kilogram of silver (₹)
Delhi 2,00,000
Mumbai 2,00,000
Ahmedabad 2,00,000
Chennai 2,00,000
Kolkata 2,00,000
Hyderabad 2,00,000
Jaipur 2,00,000
Bhopal 2,00,000
Lucknow 2,00,000
Thiruvananthapuram 2,00,000
Silver futures price from the previous day
Driven by strong global demand and an increase in the size of positions taken by traders, the price of silver in futures trading rose by approximately 3 percent on Wednesday, reaching ₹1,87,439 per kg. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), the contract for December delivery of silver climbed by ₹27—an increase of about 3 percent—to reach ₹1,87,439 per kilogram. Globally, the COMEX silver futures contract for December delivery in New York rose by 3.56 percent to $53.05 per ounce.
Market experts noted that the rise in silver futures prices was fueled by fresh buying from traders, supported by a firm trend in the domestic market.
Driven by strong global demand and an increase in the size of positions taken by traders, the price of silver in futures trading rose by approximately 3 percent on Wednesday, reaching ₹1,87,439 per kg. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), the contract for December delivery of silver climbed by ₹27—an increase of about 3 percent—to reach ₹1,87,439 per kilogram. Globally, the price of the COMEX silver futures contract for December delivery in New York rose by 3.56 percent to $53.05 per ounce.
Market experts stated that silver futures prices climbed as traders initiated fresh buying, driven by a firm trend in the domestic market.
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