Again Drop in Silver Rate Today in India; Crashes Rs 27,000/Kg in 3 Days: Check Latest Prices on 16 February

Silver prices in India have extended their losses for the third consecutive session, beginning the week on a weaker note. On February 16, 2026, silver has priced at Rs 2,680 per 10 grams, Rs 26,800 per 100 grams, and Rs 2,68,000 per kilogram, marking a fall of Rs 7,000 per kg from the previous session. In total, silver prices have fallen Rs 27,000 per kilogram over the last three sessions, reflecting sustained weakness in the bullion segment.

In the global market, silver slipped more than 1% toward $76 per ounce on Monday, reversing gains from the previous session, according to a Trading Economics report. Trading volumes remained relatively subdued due to market holidays in the US, China, and other major economies, which limited broader activity.

Silver Rate Today: Check Latest Silver Prices Per Kilogram and Grams on 16 February 2026

On a per gram basis, silver is priced at Rs 268 today, compared to Rs 275 yesterday, marking a decline of Rs 7 per gram. For 8 grams, the price stands at Rs 2,144, down Rs 56 from the previous rate of Rs 2,200.

Similarly, the rate for 10 grams of silver falls to Rs 2,680, registering a drop of Rs 70 from Rs 2,750 recorded a day earlier. In larger quantities, 100 grams of silver is priced at Rs 26,800, down Rs 700 compared to yesterday's Rs 27,500.

At the kilogram level, silver trades at Rs 2,68,000 on February 16, reflecting a significant fall of Rs 7,000 from the previous day's rate of Rs 2,75,000. The broad-based decline indicates sustained selling pressure in the precious metals segment at the start of the week.

"The volatility of silver prices appears significantly greater than that of gold prices. Still, both are likely to have volatility based on the sentiment surrounding precious metals and the demand from industrial users. In the near term, both gold and silver prices will remain within a trading range but experience some volatility along the way; however, one reason for continued demand for the two will be as well," said Prashant Mishra, Founder & CEO of Agnam Advisors.

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