Silver Rate Today On Fire! Rs 1 Lakh Turns into Rs 2.3 Lakh in 2025; Check Rates in Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai

Silver Rate Today: Outshining its peer gold, silver has emerged as the shining investment star amid a stupendous rally throughout 2025. Back-to-back record gains in silver prices have pushed rates in India beyond Rs 2,30,000 per kilogram on Wednesday, December 22. Notably, the same metal was priced at around Rs 1 lakh per kilogram at the beginning of the year.

This powerful silver wave has driven prices of the precious metal to record highs across markets, including the domestic market, the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), and COMEX. For investors tracking silver rate today, here are latest details about it.

Silver Rate Today

The price of silver in India jumped to record highs on Wednesday, December 24. Silver rate today jumped by Rs 10 gram to Rs 233 per gram. Which means, that per kilogram of silver will cost around Rs 2,33,000 on Wednesday.

Silver Rate Today In Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Other Indian Cities

City	10 gram	100 gram	1 Kg
Chennai	₹2,440	₹24,400	₹2,44,000
Mumbai	₹2,330	₹23,300	₹2,33,000
Delhi	₹2,330	₹23,300	₹2,33,000
Kolkata	₹2,330	₹23,300	₹2,33,000
Bangalore	₹2,330	₹23,300	₹2,33,000
Hyderabad	₹2,440	₹24,400	₹2,44,000
Kerala	₹2,440	₹24,400	₹2,44,000
Pune	₹2,330	₹23,300	₹2,33,000
Vadodara	₹2,330	₹23,300	₹2,33,000
Ahmedabad	₹2,330	₹23,300	₹2,33,000

Silver MCX

MCX silver futures (with March expiry) reached to a fresh life-time high mark on Wednesday at Rs 2,23,887 per kilogram. Silver futures for the same expiry were priced at Rs 2,23,461 per kilogram at 11:50 am.

Silver COMEX

Silver Comex, on Tuesday evening, shattered another record by moving past $4,400 per ounce for the first time to hit a record high of $4,435 per ounce. The international silver rate on Wednesday stood at a historic high of $ 4,500 per ounce on Wednesday, according to Trading Economics. The sharp jump in silver prices is the result of a three-way demand for the precious metal. Silver's high utility in the industrial sector, central bank buying, and investors' safe-haven rally are contributing to the high demand for the metal.

" Silver continues to outperform on a relative basis, benefiting from its dual role as a monetary metal and an industrial asset, positioning it for further upside after any near-term retracement. With expanding U.S. debt issuance, persistent geopolitical uncertainty, and potential volatility from global carry-trade unwinds, particularly linked to Japan, precious metals remain strategically bid. We view pullbacks in gold as accumulation opportunities, while silver offers a higher-beta expression of macro stress heading into 2026," explained Justin Khoo, Senior Market Analyst - APAC, VT Market.

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