Silver Rates In India Today (5/11/2026) Jump First Time In Nov; Silver Prices City-Wise Ahead Of Dhanteras

Silver rates in India recorded their first gains of the month and in 10 days on November 5, 2026. The 999 purity gold price surged by Rs 10,000 in 1 kg ahead of the Dhanteras and Diwali festivals, where demand for precious metals are high. Among cities, silver is most expensive in Chennai, Hyderabad and Kerala.

Silver Rates In India Today

On November 5th, the silver price jumped by Rs 10,000 to Rs 2.10 lakh per 1Kg, while gained by Rs 1,000 and Rs 100 in 100 grams and 10 grams to Rs 21,000 and Rs 2,100. Furthermore, 8 grams silver is higher by Rs 80 to Rs 1,680 and 1 gram silver is up by Rs 10 to Rs 210.

In the past 10 days, silver prices have either been unchanged or lower. In fact, in five days of November, Thursday marks the first hike. Silver had been unchanged from November 1st to 4th, after they crashed by Rs 20,000 between October 29th to 31st. Silver was flat before that.

Weight (Grams)	Today	Yesterday	Change
1	₹210	₹200	+₹10
8	₹1,680	₹1,600	+₹80
10	₹2,100	₹2,000	+₹100
100	₹21,000	₹20,000	+₹1,000
1,000 (1 Kg)	₹2,10,000	₹2,00,000	+₹10,000

Highest And Cheapest Silver Rates City-Wise Ahead Of Dhanteras

As of now, silver rate is at Rs 2.10 lakh per 1kg across all cities in India. The cheapest silver is the 1 gram and 8 grams compared to 10 gram, 100 grams and 1 Kg silver rates.

City	10 Grams	100 Grams	1 Kg
Chennai	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Mumbai	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Delhi	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Kolkata	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Bangalore	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Hyderabad	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Kerala	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Pune	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Vadodara	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Ahmedabad	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Jaipur	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Lucknow	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Coimbatore	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Madurai	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Vijayawada	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Patna	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Nagpur	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Chandigarh	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Surat	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000
Bhubaneswar	₹2,100	₹21,000	₹2,10,000

As per Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director at RiddiSiddhi Bullions, gold and silver rebounded as the US dollar weakened on early Democratic gains in the US midterm elections, with the party possibly taking both chambers of Congress. That raises the prospect of gridlock and tighter government spending. A Democratic sweep could hurt tech stocks and growth, lifting safe-haven demand and pushing bond yields lower, which helped drag the dollar to its lowest since late September. Iran and the US remain far from a deal.

He added that markets await non-farm payrolls for Fed clues. Technically, both metals are bouncing from oversold levels, with gold eyeing $4050 (~Rs 143,500) and silver $54 (~Rs 197,000).

Furthermore, Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money said, the domestic metal is tracking the recovery in international silver prices, although the rupee's appreciation is limiting some of the upside. Lower bond yields and a weaker dollar are providing additional support, while silver's industrial-demand exposure remains an important underlying factor. Nevertheless, the sharp losses recorded last month could attract selling interest at higher levels. The near-term bias remains positive, provided prices sustain above Rs 186,000-188,000. A decisive break below this range could expose the next support at Rs 178,000-180,000.

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