This significant rally in silver comes between growing geographical political tensions, especially around the Russia-Ukraine conflict, as well as a wide range of shifts towards green technologies that depend heavily on silver inputs.
Given the pace of white metal, industry experts suggest that the rally is far away in prices, the boom predicts to levels up to 1,23,000/kg in the coming months.
A multi-year return of silver
Once its peak of 2011, after being caught in a decade long downtrend, Silver has experienced a structural contrast since 2020. Since the low of March 2020, prices have increased significantly, initially through a gold rally and then through its own fundamentals.
Silver’s dual role, as both precious metals and industrial dysfunction inputs, put it in a unique position to benefit from economic uncertainty as well as technological advancement.
Recent run-up has been driven by new interests of fields such as electric vehicles (EVS), solar panels and electronics manufacturing-all depend on silver for its conductive properties. Moreover, the ongoing conflict in eastern Europe fears the rigidity of the supply, Russia is globally among the top ten silver producing countries.
Geographical and supply-side drivers
Some macroeconomic and geographical political forces are arranged to raise silver prices. Silver’s safe-epilel has increased due to the careful attitude of the Federal Reserve on weak Dollar Lar, trade friction and interest rate hike.
Towards supply, the global silver market has been running on a deficit for the last five years, which has intensified with disruptions in other industrial dysfunctional metals like copper.
This background focuses on silver as both hedge and growth wealth.
By adding to this motion, the technical chart pattern suggests a multi-year breakout for silver, which constantly strengthens the expectations of the uptrend. Commodity has been able to overturn gold in recent weeks, analysts suggest that silver can move in precious metals for the rest of the 2025.
What do analysts predict for silver prices?
A number of analysts have weighed the current silver rally, outlining the structural factors supporting its development and offering forward -looking price goals. Here’s what analysts said:
Anand Rathi’s Naveen Mathur Sher and Stock Brokers
“Silver prices reached a lifetime above Rs 1,05,000 in MCX futures, while in international markets, the price above $ 36/z at was about 13-year high. Russia-Ukraine front and US macro signals are softened in Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, in Russia, Russia, in Russia, Russia, in Russia, in Russia, in Russia. Russia said and stock brokers.
In the long run, he expects the silver internationally per z ts. 38.70 -. Will move in the range of 41.50, during 2025 MCX futures 1,15,000 – RS 1,23,000/kg Rs.
Robert Kyosaki, Rich Dad’s Author Poor Father
Renowned Financial Educator and author Robert Kyosaki, in a public post on his social media platform X, recently confirmed his long -lasting bullish outlook on silver.
He emphasized that silver remains “best bargaining” today and guessed that it could reach $ 70/z tu this year, double the value. Kyosaki’s aim is aimed at a significant side of the current international market prices.
Jeten Trivedi of LKP Securities
Commodity and currency, VP of LKP Securities Research analyst Jetan Trivedi said, “Safe-haven demand, increased geographical political stress and clean ENERGY zero techniques, powered by industrial dysfunction, Silver has seen its low-level structural change.”
He added that Silver has increased by about 60% in the last two years, with prices alone in 2025. It has increased from 87,000 to 1,04,500.
“With constant volatility in global markets and strong demand for sectors such as solar and EV, silver is ready to test Rs 1,10,000-RS 1,20,000 this year.
Jigar Trivedi of Reliance Securities
“Silver is emerging as a strong contender, amid the growing geographical political tensions and the uncertainty of trade, made from EVS and Solar industrial dysfunction.
Already with a price above Rs 1 lakh/kg, he believes that MCX Silver will cost Rs 1,10,000/kg a month. Q COME Max Silver can appreciate $ 36 – $ 37/z.
“The view is positive, and a diverse allocation of 6-8% in gold and 12-15% in silver is advised,” he added.
Next to the point of view
As silver continues to get traction in both investment and industrial dysfunction domains, the point of view for white metal remains enthusiastic. With strong institutional support, long -term supply deficit and strong chart signals, the metal appears to be ready for more appreciation for the rest of the year.
(Connection: The recommendations, suggestions, opinions and opinions provided by experts have their own. This does not represent opinions of economic time)
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