Silver Price Today: Along with gold, silver prices have also witnessed a decline, bringing cheer to customers. If you are planning to buy silver, you can check the latest rates first. Early Tuesday morning, the price of 999-purity silver in the bullion market dropped by 5,000 rupees.
If you wish to purchase silver, do not delay. We are providing city-wise rate details below to help clear up any confusion you may have.
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In the Indian bullion market—specifically in Delhi—the price of 999-purity silver fell by 5,000 rupees, settling at 260,000 rupees per kilogram. Just a day earlier, the price of silver here was recorded at 265,000 rupees per kilogram.
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Additionally, in Mumbai, 999-purity silver also saw a decline of 5,000 rupees, trending at 260,000 rupees per kilogram. The previous day, the price of silver here stood at 265,000 rupees per kilogram.
In Chennai, the price of 999-purity silver dropped by 5,000 rupees, trending at 260,000 rupees per kilogram. The previous day, the rate here was 265,000 rupees per kilogram. In Bengaluru, the rate for 999-purity silver fell by 5,000 rupees to reach 260,000 rupees per kilogram, whereas a day earlier, the price was 265,000 rupees per kilogram.
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In Lucknow as well, the rate for 999-purity silver declined to 260,000 rupees per kilogram; on Monday, the price here was 265,000 rupees per kilogram. Similarly, in Kanpur, the rate for 999-purity silver dropped by 5,000 rupees, settling at 260,000 rupees per kilogram. In contrast, just the previous day, the price of silver was seen trending at 265,000 rupees per kilogram.
In Meerut, the price of 999-purity silver declined by 5,000 rupees, settling at 260,000 rupees per kilogram. The day prior, the rate for silver in the city stood at 265,000 rupees per kilogram.

Prices Fluctuate

It is worth noting that for quite some time now, silver prices in the Indian bullion market have been experiencing significant fluctuations. Consequently, this has caused considerable disappointment among customers. Initially, there was hope that silver prices might drop even further; however, turbulence in the global market delivered a setback to Indian consumers.