Silver Rate Today, June 25, 2026: Silver Price Slides ₹100 per 10 gram; Steepest Single-Day Fall Since Ceasefire Announcement Extends Losing Run

Mumbai, June 25: Silver prices in India took their sharpest single-session knock since last Friday’s ceasefire-triggered ₹100 fall, declining ₹100 per 10 grams on Thursday as the metal’s war premium continued to unravel in the face of sustained progress in US-Iran diplomacy. The national rate for 10 grams of silver fell to ₹2,350 on Thursday, compared with ₹2,450 on Wednesday, bringing the per-gram rate to ₹235 and the per-kilogram rate to ₹2,35,000.  

The move is significant not just for its size but for what it signals: after two sessions of near-flat trade last Monday and Tuesday, and a ₹49-50 dip on Wednesday, silver is now falling with gathering pace, suggesting that the steady drip of positive news from the Switzerland talks is stripping away the last layers of the conflict premium that had driven the metal’s extraordinary rally through early 2026. The four-session decline from ₹2,499 on Tuesday, June 23, to ₹2,350 on Thursday represents a cumulative loss of ₹149 per 10 grams in just three trading days. 

City-wise, the picture on Thursday was a notable reversal of the usual southern premium pattern. Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Pune, Vadodara and Ahmedabad all fell ₹100 to ₹2,350 per 10 grams.  

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Chennai, Hyderabad and Kerala, which had consistently traded at a ₹49-50 premium over the mainstream national rate through the prior sessions, saw a larger decline of ₹150 per 10 grams, with the 10-gram rate falling to ₹2,300 — ₹50 below the national mainstream rate on Thursday. This unusual inversion, where southern cities are priced lower than their northern and western counterparts, suggests that local demand in the southern markets has softened more sharply than elsewhere, with buyers stepping back after weeks of premium pricing finally made the metal less attractive at those levels. 

Gold Prices on Thursday 

Gold prices extended their four-session losing streak on Thursday, with the national rate for 10 grams of 24 karat gold falling a steep ₹4,200 to ₹1,40,130, the sharpest single-day drop in this corrective phase, as accelerating optimism around the US-Iran peace roadmap continued to erode safe-haven demand. The 22 karat rate for 10 grams declined to ₹1,28,450, while the 18 karat rate fell to ₹1,05,100, with all three purities tracking the broad selloff in international bullion. From Tuesday’s national 24 karat rate of ₹1,46,520, gold has now shed ₹6,390 per 10 grams in just three sessions — a correction that is beginning to look less like a pause and more like a sustained unwinding of the war premium. Chennai remained the most expensive gold market among major Indian cities, with 10 grams of 24 karat gold priced at ₹1,43,350, maintaining a structural premium of ₹3,220 over the national rate due to higher local levies in Tamil Nadu. 

10 gm Silver Prices: Wednesday, June 24 vs Thursday, June 25, 2026 

Source: goodreturns.in | Rates as of Thursday, June 25, 2026. Wednesday rates sourced from goodreturns.in, June 24, 2026. All rates are indicative and may vary by jeweller.