Silver Rate Rebounds To New All-Time High; Silver Prices Weekly Outlook; 1 Gram, 1Kg, 10 Gram Silver Rates

Silver rates in India rebounded back to new all-time high on January 17, 2026. Currently, 1Kg silver price is at Rs 2.95 lakh, its highest level. The outlook for silver continues to be bullish. Expert suggests, however, buy-on-dips strategy in this precious metal going ahead. If silver stays above Rs 2.95 lakh in the start of next week, chances of it hitting between Rs 3.05 lakh to Rs 3.20 lakh for the first time, is high!

Silver Rates In India:

1Kg silver price is currently at Rs 2,95,000 on January 17, which is higher by Rs 3,000 from the previous day. Yesterday, silver saw a Rs 3,000 dip and hence, it has rebounded back to its peak level.

Meanwhile, 100 grams and 10 grams silver prices surged by Rs 300 and Rs 30 to Rs 29,500 and Rs 2,950 respectively. The price of 8 grams silver is at Rs 2,360, up by Rs 24. But the cheapest silver is at Rs 295 per 1 gram, which is up by Rs 3.

Silver rates in India have climbed by nearly 24% in January 2026 so far, far better than gains of 6-7% by gold.

Silver Rates In India Prediction:

According to Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money, here's how silver prices at MCX and international market will perform next week. This will have a substantial play in driving sentiments for silver rates in India.

Spot Silver Price Outlook:

COMEX Silver has witnessed mild profit-booking over the last two sessions, forming a hanging man candle near higher levels, indicating temporary exhaustion rather than trend failure. Prices are consolidating around $88-$87 after correcting from $93+, while remaining well within a strong ascending channel. As long as silver holds above the $82-$83 support zone, the broader bullish structure remains intact, with a breakout above $92 likely to revive momentum toward $95-$100.

MCX Silver Price Outlook:

MCX Silver continues to respect its bullish channel structure after consolidation. The Rs 2,83,000-Rs 2,80,000 zone acts as strong support, while a sustained move above Rs 2,95,000 could accelerate prices toward Rs 3,05,000-Rs 3,20,000. Given the persistent supply gaps and rising industrial demand, the broader setup continues to favor aggressive dip-buying strategies.

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