Silver reached an all-time high for the second consecutive day on Thursday December 18, 2025. According to the India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), silver increased by Rs 1,609 to reach Rs 2,01,250 per kilo. Previously, it had closed at Rs 1,99,641 on December 17. Yesterday, silver crossed above Rs 2 lakh per kg mark for the first time. This year so far, the price of silver has increased by Rs 1,15,233. 4 Major Reasons for Silver’s Rise 1. Industrial Demand Due to large-scale use in solar, electronics and electric vehicle (EV) sectors, silver is no longer limited to just jewelry. 2. Concerns About Trump’s Tariffs American companies are stockpiling silver due to fears of potential tariff policies. This has created pressure on global supply. 3. Advance Purchases by Manufacturers Due to fears of production stoppage, manufacturers are making advance purchases, which may keep the upward trend continuing in coming months. 4. Increase in Investment Investors are increasing investment in silver through Silver ETFs, which has further strengthened demand. Gold rises by Rs 137 per 10 gm reaches Rs 1.32 lakh Today, 24-carat pure gold also increased by Rs 137 to reach Rs 1,32,454 per 10 grams. Previously, it was at Rs 1,32,317 yesterday, December 17. Gold had made an all-time high of Rs 1,33,442 per 10 grams on December 15. This year gold became costlier by Rs 56,292 and silver by Rs 1,15,233 Now let’s know answers to some important questions about silver… Question 1: How much more expensive can silver get in the coming days? Answer: Ajay Kedia, Director of Kedia Advisory, says that there is currently strong demand for silver which is expected to continue further. In this case, silver could reach Rs 2.50 lakh in the next 1 year. Meanwhile, by the end of this year, silver prices could reach Rs 2.10 lakh per kilo. Question 2: How beneficial or harmful is it to buy jewellery at high rates? Answer: Yes, if you are planning to buy silver jewellery, you can buy it. As silver prices are expected to rise in the coming days, it could become more expensive. Question 3: How can common investors invest in silver now? Answer: You can invest in silver through Silver ETFs, but investing through monthly SIP instead of lump sum investment would be better. Additionally, you can also buy silver coins. Post navigation Rahul Kothari Meets BJP National Working President Nitin Nabin in New Delhi Indian share market settle flat tracking weak Asian peers:Sensex dips below 84,500 level; Nifty slides to 25,815 points; IndiGo’s stocks take off at D-Street