A steep sell-off pushed silver below ₹2 lakh per kg, wiping out its 2026 gains and leaving prices more than 50% below January’s record. Higher energy costs and rate-hike concerns are weighing on the metal, though analysts see potential support around ₹1,80,000– ₹1,85,000.
A steep sell-off pushed silver below ₹2 lakh per kg, wiping out its 2026 gains and leaving prices more than 50% below January’s record. Higher energy costs and rate-hike concerns are weighing on the metal, though analysts see potential support around ₹1,80,000– ₹1,85,000.
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