The domestic silver market, which has been witnessing sharp fluctuations throughout the year, recorded a slight uptick today. As of November 20, 2025, silver prices climbed by Rs 3 per gram, trading at Rs 173 per gram and Rs 1,73,000 per kg. (News18 Tamil)
For several months, both gold and silver have seen volatile movement, with gold touching repeated highs and silver following closely behind. These continuous price swings have put considerable pressure on middle-class households, especially those preparing for upcoming family events. However, the recent cooling in silver rates brought brief relief to buyers, relief that may not last long. (News18 Tamil)
Market analysts now caution that the trend may reverse soon. With the wedding season approaching, jewellers are bracing for a surge in demand. Experts say this renewed buying interest is likely to push silver prices higher once again, potentially marking the beginning of a fresh upward cycle as 2026 approaches. (News18 Tamil)
Beyond the festive demand, industrial usage has become a major factor influencing the long-term price movement of silver. The metal, once primarily associated with jewellery and religious articles, now plays an increasingly vital role in modern technology. It is extensively used in the production of mobile devices, computers and other electronic equipment, as well as in the rapidly expanding solar energy sector. As technological innovation accelerates, manufacturers’ reliance on silver continues to grow, strengthening its position as an essential industrial metal. (News18 Tamil)
Over the past few years, silver has shown significant appreciation in the commodities market. According to market observers, if demand from both consumers and industries grows at the current pace, silver prices could continue their upward trajectory into 2026. (News18 Tamil)