Silver Price News: Heavy fall of ₹ 1.70 lakh in silver, know why silver is being sold at earth’s price?

New Delhi: While the huge fall in the prices of gold and silver for some time has left the investors worried, the faces of the people waiting to buy have lit up. Interestingly, on one hand, institutions like the World Bank and Goldman Sachs are making big claims on the future of gold, while on the other hand, the tension in the Middle East has brought the prices of crude oil to a boil.

If we look at the figures, in the last 90 days (after January 29), gold has become cheaper by more than Rs 41 thousand per 10 grams and silver by about Rs 1.70 lakh per kg. Now the biggest question is whether this decline will continue or is this the best opportunity for investment? Veteran market expert Anuj Gupta has removed all these complications and has described gold and silver as the future target.

Why are the prices of gold and silver falling?

According to experts, the biggest reason behind this decline is ‘inflationary pressure’. The rising prices of crude oil have increased the concern of central banks around the world. Due to this, the expectation of reduction in interest rates has reduced, the direct effect of which is that investors have started withdrawing money from gold and silver and depositing it in banks. Gold had given excellent returns in 2025, but from the beginning of 2026 the market seems to be under some pressure.

Crude oil boiling and your pocket

Crude Oil has now crossed $120, which is not good news for the Indian economy. India imports 80% of its oil needs. Expensive oil means expensive transportation and expensive manufacturing. This will not only affect petrol and diesel, but everything from your toothbrush to soap and plastic, because these are all petrochemical products. Besides, the prices of commercial gas cylinders are also increasing due to this reason.

The truth about RBI returning 1 lakh kg gold to India

Recently there was a discussion that RBI has imported 1,04,000 kg of gold from London to India. According to experts, this is a normal process. India had earlier mortgaged this gold for its need of funds. Now after repaying the loan this gold has returned. This has strengthened India’s ‘gold holdings’, which is necessary for the security of the economy of any country.

What will be the rate of gold and silver till Diwali?

The most important news for investors is that gold and silver prices may rise again by Diwali. According to expert Anuj Gupta:

• Gold target: At present, gold can remain in the range of Rs 1.34 lakh to Rs 1.46 lakh, but till Diwali it will remain in the range of Rs 1.34 lakh to Rs 1.46 lakh. Rs 1.58 lakh per 10 grams There is a possibility of reaching.
• Silver target: Silver ranges from low level of Rs 1.98 lakh to high level Rs 2.60 lakh per kg Can go till.

One reason for the fall of silver is the lack of demand in the solar and electronics industries, because industrial demand has decreased due to increase in energy costs.

Expert Advice: Physical or digital gold?

If you want to buy gold for investment, experts recommend that ‘Digital Gold’ or ‘Gold ETF’ are better options. In physical jewellery, you face losses on the very first day of purchase due to making charges and GST, whereas in digital gold there is no fear of adulteration. Look at the current decline as an opportunity, continue disciplined investing instead of panicking and withdrawing money.