Silver price target
In the year 2025, silver has surprised investors. So far, silver has been recorded by about 37%, and experts believe that its shine will increase further. Silver is not only a precious metal, but also a strong industrial metal, which makes it a permanent investment option.
Prominent brokerage firms like Motilal Oswal Financial Services also believe that silver price can go up to Rs 1,50,000, which is above the current level and 20% above.
Fly with strong global support
Brokerage firm Motilal Oswal says that this boom in silver prices is being seen not only in India, but all over the world. The reason for this is increasing global stress, rapidly increasing demand in industries like solar energy and electric vehicles. Apart from this, silver has now been included in the list of important minerals by the US, which is likely to increase in government and institutional procurement.
Why will prices increase even more?
The global supply of silver is less than the demand for the last five years. At the same time, the gold-silver ratio is near 87, while the historic average is 60. This means that silver is still cheaper and is more likely to boom.
What to do now investor?
Motilal Oswal recommends that investors adopt the strategy of “purchasing in the fall”. That is, whenever the expressions come down a little, then keep increasing the investment slowly. Silver can become a strong return asset in the next 12 to 15 months.
New record on MCX
Recently, silver price on MCX has touched a record level of ₹ 1,26,730. It is currently trading around Rs 1,24,900. Brokerage believes that the next target can now be Rs 1,35,000 and then Rs 1,50,000, provided the rate (USDINR) remains around 88.5. At the same time, silver prices in the international market (COMEX) can go from $ 45 to $ 50, which will be considered a big breakout.
Solar energy and industrial demand strength
About 60% of the silver demand is now coming from industrial use, with the highest contribution of solar panels (solar PV). 17% demand is coming from the solar sector alone. The role of China which is a leader in solar energy is very important here. China’s GDP is stable and the export of solar modules reached 127 gigawatts in the first half of 2025, causing a tremendous bounce in silver consumption.
Institutional investment and ETF participation
Silver is now not only the choice of common investors, but big institutions and central banks are also showing interest in it. Saudi Arabia’s Central Bank has recently invested $ 40 million in silver ETF. In India too, more than 3,000 tonnes of silver have been imported so far this year. It is clear from this that the trust of investors is increasing continuously in silver.