Silver Rate: New Year is just a few days away. Meanwhile at the beginning of the new year, many people are preparing to buy a new vehicle, a new house, and an investor is preparing to invest in a new place.

Meanwhile, if you also want to invest in gold or silver in the new year, then today’s news is going to be special for you. Attribution Today’s news will be special for those who are ready to invest in silver.

Because how much can the price of silver increase in 2026? What do the experts have to say about this? Today we will try to know detailed information about this from this article.

In fact, 2025 has been a particularly profitable year for investors in silver, as silver has really made investors rich this year. Those who invested in silver have indeed become silver, but will 2026 be the same year? Will investors get good returns in the coming year? These questions remain even today.

Will the price of silver reach the mark of two and a half lakhs?

Silver has crossed the historical mark of Rs 2 lakh per kg on MCX. Due to this, the big question is whether silver will reach the mark of two and a half lakhs and experts have also revealed important information about this.

In fact, this year’s rise in silver has created a lot of excitement in the commodity market. Silver directly benefited from the positive environment in global markets after the US Federal Reserve signaled an interest rate cut.

Silver prices hit fresh highs on strong global sentiment, dollar weakness and rising industrial demand. However, silver prices saw a significant decline on Friday due to massive profit-taking.

Market pressure came as some investors closed positions for profit. However, since then, silver has rebounded strongly on Monday, indicating that the bullish market is continuing.

According to market experts, long-term bullish trend is likely to continue in silver prices. However, silver may fall to Rs 1.70 lakh to Rs 1.78 lakh per kg in the next phase. Experts have expressed the opinion that this decline can be a good opportunity for ‘buy on dips’.

It is estimated that by 2026, silver may touch the mark of Rs 2.4 lakh per kg. Silver is also in a strong position in terms of technical analysis. The long consolidation period between 2011 and 2025 has come to an end, showing a ’rounding bottom breakout’ on the monthly chart.

The 20- and 60-month EMAs are on the upside, with current prices trading well above them, which is considered an indication of an early bullish cycle. Industrial demand is a major factor behind the bullishness of silver. Silver is increasingly used in solar PV panels, EV batteries, semiconductors and electronic components.

Additionally, supply shortages, rising metal prices and changes in commodity flows are providing additional support to silver. But still, a strong US dollar, rising real incomes, easing geopolitical tensions and commodity rotation will be risk factors to consider.