Indian Silver Rates Show Mixed Daily Moves Across Several Regional Markets

Silver prices across the covered Indian markets were mostly little changed in late September 2026. On Sept. 27, rates rose by ₹100 per kilogram in Bahraich, Umaria, Andhra Pradesh and Mysore, while Auraiya’s rate fell by ₹100 on Sept. 28. Reported prices ranged from ₹2,57,000 per kilogram in Mysore to ₹2,66,000 in Bahraich on Sept. 27; Auraiya was at ₹2,65,900 the following day. The articles’ monthly figures also show substantial volatility during 2026, with prices moving across wide ranges in several markets.
The articles also compared local prices with national and state extremes: Ahmedabad/Gujarat was listed highest at ₹2,69,000 per kg, while Yadgir/Karnataka was lowest at ₹2,57,000 per kg, a stated gap of ₹12,000 per kg.
Andhra Pradesh’s reported monthly figures show a sharp early-year fall: the rate opened March at ₹3,36,000 per kg, reached a reported high of ₹3,41,100, and closed the month at ₹2,66,000; in June, it closed at ₹2,49,900 after a reported low of ₹2,04,000.
Mysore’s May 2026 rate peaked at ₹3,25,100 per kg on May 14, after opening the month at ₹2,70,000, and ended May at ₹2,95,000.
For September, Umaria’s reported range through Sept. 27 was ₹2,28,000 to ₹2,71,100 per kg, while Bahraich’s range through the same date was ₹2,31,000 to ₹2,76,100.
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