A significant crash has hit the precious metals market on the MCX. Silver has plummeted by over ₹8,000 per kg in just two days, while gold has also seen a sharp decline of over ₹4,600 per 10 grams.

  • Silver prices have crashed by ₹8,175 per kg within just two trading days.
  • Gold prices have also slipped by ₹4,633 per 10 grams in the same period.
  • Silver is now trading nearly ₹1.94 lakh below its all-time high.

The precious metals market is witnessing a sudden and sharp downturn. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), both gold and silver have recorded significant losses for the second consecutive day, sending ripples through the investment community.

Massive Crash in Silver Prices

Silver has taken the hardest hit in this recent market correction. The MCX Silver price (September 4 expiry) fell to ₹2,25,666 per kg on Wednesday, compared to its previous close of ₹2,29,549 per kg. This single-day drop amounted to a loss of ₹3,883 per kg.

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Looking at the broader two-day trend, the decline is even more staggering. At the end of August, silver was trading at ₹2,33,841 per kg. Within just two trading sessions, the metal has shed ₹8,175 per kg.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that this correction marks a massive distance from the metal's peak performance. Earlier this year in January, silver set a historic record by crossing the ₹4,20,048 per kg mark. Following the recent crash, silver is now trading approximately ₹1,94,382 per kg below its all-time high level.

The sudden volatility in precious metals often reflects shifting global economic sentiments and changes in industrial demand.

Gold Prices Follow the Downward Trend

It isn't just silver that is struggling; gold has also lost its momentum. The gold price (October 5 expiry) on the MCX dropped to ₹1,49,827 per 10 grams on Wednesday, down from the previous close of ₹1,51,729 per 10 grams—a single-day drop of ₹1,902.

Over the last two trading days, 24-karat gold has seen a cumulative decline of ₹4,633 per 10 grams. On August 31, gold was trading at ₹1,54,460 per 10 grams, highlighting the severity of the current slump.

Did You Know?: Silver is a highly industrial metal, widely used in the manufacturing of solar panels and electric vehicles.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much did silver prices drop in two days?
Silver prices have dropped by approximately ₹8,175 per kilogram over the last two trading days.

2. Is it a good time to buy gold?
While prices have dropped, market volatility remains high. Investors should consult with financial experts before making any decisions.