Silver prices witnessed a sharp rally on Friday, touching record highs in both domestic and global markets amid strong demand and positive international cues. In the national capital’s bullion market, silver jumped by ₹9,350 to reach an all-time high of ₹2,36,350 per kilogram.
The precious metal has been on a strong upward trajectory in recent weeks, supported by sustained buying from investors and steady industrial demand. Market participants attributed the sharp rise to a combination of global price momentum and thin liquidity conditions during the year-end period.
In the international market, silver crossed the $75 per ounce level for the first time, extending its rally alongside other precious metals. Gold prices also remained firm overseas, reflecting continued investor interest in safe-haven assets.
Analysts said the surge in silver prices was driven by robust global cues, supply concerns, and increased investment activity. The outlook for precious metals remains positive, with market sentiment supported by strong fundamentals and global economic uncertainties.
Silver prices ne Friday ko zabardast rally dikhayi aur domestic aur international dono markets mein record level par pahunch gaye. Delhi ke bullion market mein silver ₹9,350 badhkar ₹2,36,350 per kg ke all-time high par close hua.
Pichhle kuch hafton se silver prices mein lagataar tezi dekhne ko mil rahi hai, jise strong investor demand aur industrial usage ka support mil raha hai. Market experts ke mutabik, year-end period ke dauraan thin trading aur strong global cues ki wajah se prices mein aur tezi aayi.
International markets mein bhi silver ne history banayi aur pehli baar $75 per ounce ka level cross kiya. Gold prices bhi overseas markets mein firm rahe, jo precious metals mein continued buying interest ko dikhata hai.
Analysts ka kehna hai ki silver prices mein yeh jump global price momentum, supply concerns aur badhti investment activity ki wajah se aaya hai. Aane wale dino mein precious metals ka outlook positive mana ja raha hai, khas taur par global economic uncertainties ke chalte.