Archive · 8 Dec 2025
Silver nears record high amid ETF inflows
Silver prices are very high, almost reaching their highest point ever.
This is because many investors are putting their money into silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which means they believe silver will keep going up in value.
The Federal Reserve might lower interest rates soon, which is good for silver because it doesn't pay interest like bonds do.
There was also a big event in London where people who bet against silver had to buy it quickly, pushing the price up even more.
Gold is staying about the same, and other metals like platinum and palladium are also being watched closely.
The rupee is getting weaker against the dollar, making gold and silver more expensive in India.
Silver traded near its all-time high, reaching around $59.90 an ounce internationally and Rs 1,85,234 per kg domestically.
Total holdings of silver-backed ETFs increased by nearly 590 tons last week.
Investors expect the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates this week, supporting silver's rally.
Gold prices remained steady at $4,200.25 an ounce internationally and Rs 4,200.25 per 10 grams domestically.
Platinum gained while palladium prices were steady, and the rupee depreciated by 16 paise to 90.11 against the US dollar.
- Who
- Investors, Federal Reserve, Analysts
- What
- Silver prices nearing record high, gold prices steady, rupee depreciation
- When
- As of 7:42 a.m. Singapore time, with expectations for the coming week
- Where
- Global markets, with significant activity in London, Singapore, and India
- Why
- Increased ETF inflows, expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, industrial demand for silver, and rupee depreciation
Investors
Analysts
Silver Price Movement
Investors
Silver prices are nearing record highs due to increased ETF inflows and expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
Analysts
Silver prices are scaling fresh record highs on industrial demand and tight supplies.
- ETF Holdings Increase
- 590 tons last week
- Federal Reserve Expectation
- Potential interest rate cut this week
- Platinum
- Gained
- Palladium
- Steady
- Rupee Depreciation
- 16 paise to 90.11 against the US dollar
Sources
Silver rises toward record as ETF investors add fuel to rally
'Gold Prices Likely To Remain Firm In The Coming Week, Driven By Investor Focus On The US Federal Reserve's Monetary Policy Outcome': Analysts
Rupee Slides 16 Paise To 90.11 Against The US Dollar, Weighed Down By Elevated Crude Oil Prices & Persistent Foreign Fund Outflows
Stock markets nosedive on profit-booking, foreign fund outflows
Gold falls to Rs 1,32,600/10g amid subdued demand in Delhi markets
