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Center-Right Owned by HT Media Ltd.Silver fall: what drove the crash, what's next and what should investors do?
What's behind this
India's gold demand is projected to hit a six‑year low of about 650 tonnes in 2026, according to the World Gold Council, as record‑high prices, rising living costs and a weak monsoon dampen both jewellery purchases and investment demand. In the September quarter, demand fell 29% year‑on‑year to 162.5 metric tonnes, with jewellery purchases down 20% and investment demand down 40%. On 3 November 2026, gold and silver prices also declined in Bangalore, reflecting weakness in the domestic bullion market.
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Silver ETFs have corrected sharply as speculative positions unwind and bond yields rise. Here's what drove the fall, what could shape the outlook and how investors should approach the metal.
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Silver ETFs have corrected sharply as speculative positions unwind and bond yields rise. Here's what drove the fall, what could shape the outlook and how investors should approach the metal.
