Silver Rate in India Falls Rs 5,000/Kg In 5 Days | Check March 30 Rates

Silver Rate in India Today: The price of silver in India has remained in the bearish territory since the beginning of the Iran-US war in West Asia. Silver rate in India today remained stable after seeing a sharp volatility in January and February. Meanwhile, the gold price in India declined on Monday, March 30.

While gold continues to hold its appeal among retail investors and jewellery buyers, silver has quietly emerged as a compelling alternative, driven by its sharp rally in January. However, the steep correction in silver prices across India during February and March has served as a stark reminder of the metal's far greater volatility compared to gold. Nevertheless, silver continues to attract interest among investors and retail jewellery buyers. So here are the latest silver rates in India today, Monday, March 30.

Silver Rate in India

The price of silver in India remained at Rs 245 per gram on Monday, March 30. Which means that per kilogram of silver was priced at Rs 2,45,000 per kilogram. Silver has delivered strong returns in the year 2025. Experts believe that the precious metal may give a decent return in the year 2026 but is unlikely to mirror its past year's performance.

Silver Price in India Falls Rs 5,000/Kg In Five Days

While the silver rate in India today remained stable, there was an approximately Rs 5,000 per KG of decline in the last five days, as per Goodreturns data. Silver price in India saw significant swings in last one week.

Iran-US War Impact on Gold, Silver

The massive shift in investors' sentiment due to Iran-US war in the West Asia has impacted gold and silver's trajectory over the past few weeks. Crude oil prices have jumped significantly since the beginning of the Iran-US war on February 28. Inflation concerns due to crude oil price rally has moved investors away from safe-haven asset like silver and gold.

"Commodities like oil, industrial metals, and agricultural inputs have been sliding as the conflict reshapes trade routes and disrupts supply chains. But gold and silver are a different conversation entirely. In a well-constructed portfolio, gold and silver earn their place not because of what they return in isolation, but because of how they behave relative to everything else. Low correlation to equities. A hedge against currency debasement. Resilience in risk-off environments," explained Vijay Kuppa, CEO, InCred Money.

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