There is a continuous rise in the prices of silver.

Seeing the speed of silver, every investor in the world has gone crazy. Such speed has never been seen before in silver. Due to which silver prices have reached record levels. There is a continuous increase in silver. Experts say that the rise in silver prices is not going to stop. In the coming financial year, silver prices are going to reach a level which no one would have expected till a few months ago. According to the report titled “Silver 2030 – Unprecedented Growth” of Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL), silver is going through a long-term bullish phase. Which may see an increase of 50 percent in its prices by 2027. This means that the price of silver can increase from the current $51 per ounce to $75-77 per ounce. If we talk about India, the price of silver can go up to Rs 2.45 lakh.

Why is silver rising?

1. It is a precious metal like gold, which is used as a safe investment in uncertain times.
2. It is an important industrial metal, needed for solar panels, electric vehicles (EV), 5G and even AI hardware.
3. Globally, about 60 percent of silver demand is industrial. Mainly more demand is being seen from clean energy and tech.
4. Motilal Oswal said in the report that if the dollar price of silver reaches the bullish target of $ 70 an ounce by 2027 and the rupee falls to the estimated upper range of 92-95, then good returns can be seen for Indian investors.

Decline in supply?

Globally silver production has been less than demand for seven consecutive years. This reduction is expected to continue. Mining supply cannot increase rapidly because silver is produced primarily as a byproduct of other metals such as zinc and copper. Due to which the market may remain very tight, further decline may be seen in the stock, due to which there may be a further rise in the prices of silver.

Will investors benefit?

For Indian investors, the future is even brighter. Silver prices are pegged to US dollars, and the rupee is expected to depreciate to around 92-95 per US dollar by 2027, so silver returns in rupee terms may increase. MOFSL estimates that due to this double bounce from both global prices and currency movements, silver could reach Rs 2,45,000 per kg by 2026-27. Silver also moves 1.7 times faster than gold – which means it can rise faster (and fall faster).

The scope for investing in silver in India is expanding rapidly, moving beyond traditional cultural demand towards institutional and retail investment vehicles. Silver ETFs in India are significantly outperforming 2025, and are up nearly 69 per cent year to date. This performance has attracted significant investment, as evidenced by the 180% increase in monthly silver ETF investments in August 2025.

how to invest in silver

1. Silver ETF:These are easy to buy from your demat account, track international silver prices and eliminate the hassles of storage. It is suitable for long term investors and first time buyers.
2. Physical Silver (bars or coins): This provides direct ownership of silver. But along with it comes making charges, GST and storage cost. This is better for those people who like to keep silver in tangible form.
3. MCX Futures: For experienced traders who can handle shortterm volatility. MOFSL suggests that investors can use ETFs for stable investments, while traders can smartly use MCX futures to take advantage of short term value.

There is a boom in the futures market

There was a good rise in the prices of silver on the country's futures market Multi Commodity Exchange on Wednesday also. The special thing is that silver has made another record in its name on Wednesday. If we look at the data, the price of silver had increased by about Rs 3 thousand during the trading session and reached Rs 1,62,500 per kg, which is a new record. Whereas in the morning silver opened at Rs 1,59,800. However, at present i.e. at 3:30 pm, the price of silver is trading at Rs 1,61,058 per kg with an increase of Rs 1,554. However, in the current year, the price of silver is increasing by more than 86 percent in the futures market. This means that an increase of Rs 75,267 has been seen in the prices of silver.