Silver Price Outlook 2025: Will Silver Continue To Shine More After A Record Run?
Silver Price Outlook 2025: The outlook for silver over the next 6–12 months is positive, with expectations of increase in silver prices.
Silver Price Outlook 2025: The silver price saw a rally in 2025 to reach a record 13-year high, especially in the last two months embroiled with geopolitical uncertainty due to India-Pakistan and Iran-Israel tensions and supply-demand constraints.
On a Year-To-Date basis, Silver rose almost 22.25 per cent to reach USD 36.11 per ounce in 2025. At the start of the year, it hovered in the price range of USD 26-28 per ounce.
Analysts say factors such as buoyant industrial demand and supply constraints due to geopolitical tensions could be the major factor in pushing the silver price in north.
Even as global tensions ease and equity markets strengthen, silver maintains its relevance due to sustained industrial consumption and constrained supply, said Aksha Kamboj, VP, India Bullion & Jewellers Association (IBJA) and Executive Chairperson, Aspect Global Ventures.
Is Silver Still Cheaper Than Gold?
Experts believe that silver is still cheaper than gold despite the rally to hit 13-year high. They see the upside potential in the near future to give good returns.
The gold-silver ratio has dropped from above 100 to about 93, showing that silver has been gaining compared to gold.
Silver is still trading well below its 2011 peak of $50, and we believe there is still room for further upside in the current market, argued Satish Dondapati, fund manager of Kotak AMC.
Currently trading around Rs 110,000 per kg, Kamboj explained, silver is increasingly seen not just as a lower-cost safe haven, but as a vital industrial metal essential to sectors such as solar energy, electronics, and clean technology.
She added while gold embodies tradition and wealth preservation, silver offers accessibility and growth potential making it not just a secondary choice, but a strategic complement.
Silver Future Outlook 2025
The outlook for silver over the next 6–12 months is positive, with expectations of increase in silver prices driven by strong industrial demand, supply constraints, weakening US dollar and macroeconomic factors, said Dondapati.
Dondapati said if it drops further to 70, silver could reach around $48.57 per ounce.
He added silver has strong long-term potential, but investors should be cautious of risks like high price volatility, a stronger U.S. dollar, or rising interest rates.
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