On the last day of the year, silver prices plunged significantly as soon as the market opened. On Wednesday, December 31, silver prices fell by nearly 6 percent or 15,060 rupees on the country's multi-commodity exchange. After this decline, the price of silver per kilogram became 2 lakh 35,952 rupees. Along with silver, gold prices also fell on the multi-commodity exchange. Gold prices for 10 grams decreased by 0.40 per cent to ₹ 1,36,124.
Alongside the domestic market, silver prices also fell in the international market on the last day of 2025. The price of Comex silver per ounce fell by nearly 7 percent on Wednesday to 72 dollars. This Monday, December 29, a new record was set in silver prices.
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The price per ounce reached 83.62 dollars. Silver prices have fallen considerably over the past two days from that level.
Along with silver, prices of two precious metals, gold and platinum, have also declined in the international market. Spot gold prices per ounce fell by 0.30 percent to 4,334 dollars. A new record was set in gold prices last Friday. Spot platinum prices per ounce fell by 3.4 percent to 2,123 dollars.
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Market experts say that prices have fallen considerably after metals like gold, silver and platinum set new records. They believe this price decline is due to profit booking by investors.
However, despite the price decline, investors have received massive returns from all these metals over the past year. Silver prices increased by 161 percent in 2025. Gold prices increased by nearly 66 percent. Platinum prices increased by 135 percent this year.
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