The gold-silver ratio in India has dropped below 55, indicating notable volatility in the precious metals market. While silver has experienced a recent rally, gold continues to trade near record levels. This divergence has led investors to reconsider their positions in these metals. Tata Mutual Fund projects that the ratio could rise towards 68, supported by sustained demand for gold amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The ratio's movement reflects shifting dynamics between gold and silver prices, influenced by market sentiment and external factors affecting demand for these metals. The gold-silver ratio has fallen below 55 amid volatility in precious metals. Silver's recent rally contrasts with gold's record prices, prompting investors to reassess their positions.
Gold-Silver ratio drops below 55 amid Precious Metals volatility
by Riddra Markets Desk · 14 May 2026
Updated 18 May 2026, 12:02 am

The ratio's shift signals changing investor preferences amid geopolitical tensions affecting precious metals demand.