Buying gold or silver this Diwali? Which precious metal offers bigger upside in Samvat 2083? Check targets, strategy

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- ✓Gold and silver remain popular for Diwali 2026, but investors are watching global factors closely.
- ✓Religare Broking said, "A prolonged period of higher interest rates and bond yields could increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets such as gold." Many now assess which metal offers better returns for Samvat 2083.
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- India Economy
Diwali 2026: Gold and silver have traditionally occupied a special place in Indian households, particularly during Diwali, when buying precious metals is associated with prosperity and new beginnings.
But beyond their festive significance, the two metals also attract investors looking to diversify portfolios, preserve wealth and hedge against economic uncertainty. Their performance, however, is shaped by a complex mix of global interest rates, inflation, currency movements, geopolitical developments and investment demand.
After a volatile year for bullion, investors will be watching these factors closely as they assess whether gold or silver offers a more attractive opportunity in the coming months. Religare Broking's Diwali 2026 report outlines accumulation zones, price targets and key support levels for both metals.
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