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Today’s silver rate across all major cities in India
23 Dec 2024
₹61.63
( Per Gram )
₹61634
1 Kg
Silver Price Today | Silver Rate Yesterday | Change(%) | |
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1 gram | 61.63 | 0 | 100.00% |
10 gram | 61634 | 0 | 100.00% |
Silver Rates In Himachal pradesh for Last 90 Days
23 Dec 2024
Date | 1 gram | Bar Silver 1KG |
---|---|---|
2024-07-10 | ₹ 62.63 | ₹ 61,634 |
The jewellery of Himachal Pradesh is majorly made from silver. Hence, there is a considerable demand for silver here.
Himachal Pradesh is primarily inhabited by the Buddhists of Lahaul and Spiti, the Hindu Gujjar and Bakarwal nomads, and the Hindus of Kullu and Chamba. Many ornamental patterns here are of Indian heritage blended with Tibetan motifs. Many jewellery motifs are inspired by nature: a flower of lotus, leaves of a pipal tree, a tiger's head, and so on. One of the most popular ornaments in Himachal Pradesh is a head ornament, or ‘bindi’, which has a central pendant hanging from the parting of the hair and silver chains extending on both sides up to the ear. A set of attractive items for the forehead called Shringar-Patti, is also a common jewellery piece here.
Silver is not that expensive, so it is considered the 'poor man's gold'. Unlike gold, silver is easily affordable and not as expensive. Silver is used in a variety of styles in jewellery making in the state. Due to their affordability, for many of their pieces of jewellery, the people of Himachal Pradesh choose silver.
India's main source of silver is imported, but in Rajasthan and Jharkhand, we have a few silver mines. Silver is extracted as a by-product during the mining of lead, zinc, copper and gold ores. Advanced processes to enhance the recovery of silver and gold during the mining process are being introduced.
In silver production, Mexico ranks number one, followed by Peru, Australia, China, Chile and many others. Silver demand is on a stable increase since the late 1970s which has contributed to higher silver prices. In India, with the key fulfilment of silver demand by imports, the global supply factors have great effects on its price.
While silver is mostly purchased as jewellery, puja items and household goods are also some silver products purchased by customers. Silver has shown consistent returns over the years as a trustworthy metal.
Silver is also a crucial ingredient in many industries. It is used in the manufacture of smartphones and tabs, the most common digital products of this generation. Silver is also a significant component in the development of photovoltaic panels for automobiles and solar panels.
International markets in India, which appear equally fluctuating on a daily basis, impact silver prices greatly. Indian rupee, which is also impacted by the value of US dollars, further influences silver rates.
Silver is considered incredibly attractive in India. In India, it is used in jewellery and household goods making. Next to gold, the silver market is quite popular. Most shops sell a variety of silver jewellery and other articles. Investors who wish to make a fortune in the silver markets often have silver Futures and ETFs.
Indian households use a lot of silver articles. There are silver cutlery and crockery, puja items, show pieces and many more silver articles that we love to flaunt in our homes.
Silver jewellery is a must in every family. Starting from babies to elders, everybody wears some silver jewellery. There are anklets, bracelets, nose rings, earrings and many other silver jewellery pieces that are fondly bought and cherished over centuries.
Silver jewellery are easily available in all jewellery stores around Himachal Pradesh. Shimla has a few famous jewellers like Dhir Jewellers, Satya Jewellers, New Hans Jewellers and many more, who sell high quality, beautiful silver jewellery to suit your preference.
You can also purchase silver jewellery and articles online. There are a number of online retailers currently selling silver of varying purities. Although it can be easy to purchase online, you need to be very careful about purchasing only from trusted licenced vendors as there is significant scope for adulteration of silver and fraud.
Silver mementos make for a lovely gift. Special days often occur in one’s life where people send presents. Silver coins are one of the most common gifting options for birthdays, weddings, house warming, festivities, company gifts, etc. Most jewellery stores in Shimla and other cities of Himachal Pradesh are selling silver gift articles and silver coins. Verified and authenticated silver coins may also be obtained from post offices and banks, which come in a sealed package.
Although silver coins are a preferable alternative to gold, when you go to resell or exchange them, they don’t give you the same value. You lose money as wastage costs and have to spend plenty on the items you plan to purchase or exchange. So many people don't prefer silver coins for gifts.
Silver Futures is an impressive trading prospect. Himachal Pradesh’s citizens can invest through the MCX network in the Silver Futures exchange. The Indian Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX) is a cutting-edge commodity trading environment that presents an incentive to examine and impact consumer demand.
A Futures Contract is a legal agreement selling silver at a negotiated future date. The quantity, quality, time and place of sale will be calculated in proposed contractual agreements. Future Trading agreements usually take place on the market where a group agrees to buy and sell at a certain date a set of shares or products. You have to seek a broker who is a silver fund manager.
Silver trading has many options for the future. The first thing that is relevant is the stability compared to other investments. As money generally goes the other way, your capital losses will be paid for with potential profits. You will benefit from the demand rise in silver and need not care about security and purity with product distribution. Because these futures are exchanged aggressively, liquidity is not to be taken into consideration.
The downside is that low margins are excessive and allow you to lose a lot. It's still very difficult to cope with swings in the silver future to find the opportunity to reserve gains or reduce losses.
Since no Silver ETFs are listed on NSEs, the other way of investing in Silver ETFs is by investing in Silver ETFs in the US market, through ICICI Direct, Kotak and HDFC's international trading accounts. Please note that RBI allows up to $200,000 in foreign investment in shares and bonds each year. However, you need to take care of the nitty gritty of taxes and foreign exchange volatility as well. This is the key reason that Indians tend to invest in Indian stock markets rather than international ones. Brokerage and investment costs are also much higher when investing in the US stock market than the Indian one.
Silver prices in India are primarily influenced by global silver prices. Consequently, it has an effect on the silver rates in Himachal Pradesh too.
There are concentrated silver mines in Australia, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, and Mexico. Any disruption of production in these major mines would result in extremely high silver rates, provided that silver is already highly vulnerable.
Supply & Demand: One explanation why the metal is so significant is the equation of supply and demand for silver: supply is minimal, but demand persists. The economic reality is though, that any rise or reduction in supply or demand will change prices against fluctuations themselves. For starters, the silver prices would rise easily if a strike stops a major supplier from mining.
Technology: In reality, new technology is beginning to replace silver in more practical applications. For example, modern varieties of aluminium alloys are acceptable replacements to costly mirrors. In certain households, the same applies to commonly used stainless steel cookware instead of traditional silver products. Nevertheless, technology usually becomes a net bullish catalyst for silver production and prices for modern photovoltaic solar cells and diverse green applications.
Global economic trend: People invest a great deal on jewellery and products of precious metals such as silver during good economic times. This is perhaps the first time that salaries have been delayed, whether they stagnate or drop. Economic and growth levels are seen in developing markets as a key indicator of this demand segment. But costly products, including watches and fine joys, are still needed even in difficult economic times. High-end trend analyses also display the global trends of economics which influence silver prices.
Indian Rupee vs US Dollars: The US dollar usually has an opposite relation with silver values, as the world's leading currency. Silver market insiders see a long dollar history in which silver prices have been under attack. Currently, with the dollar high to medium, many seasoned consumers see the dollar fall by looking for sales bargaining prices.
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