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Silver Rally Nears Global Highs as India Prices Test Records

Industrial demand and persistent supply shortfalls are tightening the market even as projections for further gains diverge.

Overview

  • International silver is up about 60% in 2025 at roughly $47/oz, approaching but not exceeding prior peaks near $49–$50.
  • India’s benchmark price is about Rs 1,44,380 per kg today, and local reporting in Mysuru logged a fresh city record at Rs 1.49 lakh per kg this week.
  • The Silver Institute notes a fifth consecutive annual supply deficit, and analysts cite ongoing monthly shortfalls with constrained mine output and shrinking inventories.
  • Demand remains anchored by solar, electronics and EV uses alongside safe‑haven buying linked to a weaker dollar, expected Fed rate cuts and tariff policy uncertainty.
  • Despite high prices, India’s silver imports nearly doubled from August to September, while outlooks split between calls for Rs 3 lakh/kg within 1–2 years and warnings that such levels would require extraordinary disruption.