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Silver futures climb on fresh bets amid firm global trend
Silver is a shiny metal used in jewelry, coins, and electronics.
In India, people can trade silver through something called futures, which are agreements to buy or sell it at a set price in the future.
On Wednesday, the price of silver in India went up by almost one and a half percent.
That means one kilogram of silver now costs about two hundred thirty-nine thousand rupees.
Buyers stepped in and took new positions, which helped push the price higher.
The increase happened because traders were feeling confident about silver.
Silver prices also went up in other countries around the world.
Abroad, one ounce of silver now costs more than sixty-five dollars.
When many traders buy at the same time, prices often rise.
That is what happened with silver on Wednesday.
Silver futures rose 1.46 per cent to Rs 2.39 lakh per kg on Wednesday amid a firm global trend.
The rise was driven by fresh positions built up by participants, analysts said.
September delivery silver contracts increased by Rs 3,429 across 1,091 lots.
In overseas markets, silver futures gained 0.96 per cent to $65.30 per ounce.
Prices climbed on fresh speculative bets in the white metal during futures trade.
- Who
- Silver futures traders and market participants in India
- What
- Silver futures prices rose 1.46 per cent to Rs 2.39 lakh per kg
- Where
- Indian futures market and overseas markets
- When
- Wednesday
- Why
- Fresh positions built up by participants amid a firm global trend
Key facts
- Price rise
- 1.46%
- Silver price (September delivery)
- Rs 2.39 lakh per kg
- Contract gain
- Rs 3,429
- Lots traded
- 1,091
- Overseas price
- $65.30 per ounce
- Overseas price rise
- 0.96%
- Trading day
- Wednesday







