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Is Silver Set to Outshine Gold in the Coming Years? Read To Know More

First Published: 21st November, 2024 14:39 IST

The Silver Institute has also reported that silver's industrial demand accounts for over half of its total demand.

Silver, once seen as the more affordable alternative to gold, is rapidly gaining attention for its potential to surpass gold in value. This shift is being driven by its increasing demand across key sectors like technology, green energy, and sustainability, making it a rising star in the precious metals market.

Historically, gold has been the ultimate symbol of wealth and a safe investment. In contrast, silver was mostly used for coins, jewellery, and industrial purposes. However, as the world embraces greener energy solutions, silver is transforming into an indispensable resource, particularly in solar energy, electric vehicles (EVs), and electronics.

Silver’s key role in solar panels where silver paste is used to conduct electricity has become crucial as the world shifts toward renewable energy sources. In fact, around 10% of global silver demand in 2020 came from the solar industry, with projections showing even higher demand in the years to come. The surge in electric vehicle production, which requires silver for batteries and connectors, further fuels this demand.

Additionally, silver’s excellent conductive properties make it an essential material for electronics like microchips and circuit boards, further boosting its market value. As industries become more tech-driven and green-focused, the demand for silver is set to soar.

Silver is also redefining luxury in the jewellery market. Once considered a more affordable option, high-quality silver jewellery is now becoming a symbol of eco-conscious luxury. Many consumers are turning to silver as a sustainable alternative to traditional precious metals, creating a new niche for the metal in the high-end market.

According to the reports by The Times of India, market reports are confirming this upward trend. Over the past five years, silver prices have surged by more than 50%, outpacing gold’s 20% growth. The Silver Institute has also reported that silver’s industrial demand accounts for over half of its total demand, with supply struggling to meet this increasing need.

As governments push for cleaner energy and more sustainable solutions, silver’s demand will continue to rise, positioning it as an integral part of the green economy. Experts like Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, have even touted silver as one of the best investments today, noting its potential to outperform other traditional assets.

Silver’s value is skyrocketing thanks to its essential role in technology, sustainability, and luxury markets. As the world shifts toward a greener, more tech-driven future, silver is set to outshine gold, making it a precious metal of the future.

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