Silver prices in India stand at approximately ₹3,000 per 10 grams as of February 7, 2026, following a sharp correction from recent peaks. Experts predict a potential 75% plunge from all-time highs over the next two years, urging investors to brace for volatility.
Current Market Snapshot
Silver has corrected significantly from its January 2026 peak near ₹4,10,000 per kg, now trading around ₹2,99,900 per kg nationally. This follows a historic rally, with global spot prices hitting $88 per ounce amid industrial demand and safe-haven buying. In India, MCX futures for March 2026 have slid nearly 3% in sessions, reflecting profit-taking.
Expert Outlook
Analysts like Saif Mukadam from Economic Times foresee intermittent corrections in 2026 despite long-term positives, as current levels offer poor risk-reward. HSBC anticipates averages of $68 in 2026 dropping further, citing weakening industrial and jewelry demand. A multi-week pullback toward key moving averages is underway globally.
Key Highlights
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Silver peaked at ₹4,10,000/kg in late January 2026 after 148% yearly surge
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75% correction from peak could see prices near ₹1,00,000/kg in two years per expert models
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India 10g rate: ₹3,000 (down 14% in Feb 2026); global spot correcting from $88/oz
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Pullbacks eyed as buying opportunities amid solar, electronics demand
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Long-term bullish but caution advised on overbought conditions
Sources: Economic Times, Goodreturns.in, Trading Economics