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Start Date: 19/02/2018
End Date: 08/07/2018
Application Closing: 05/02/2018
Start Date: 12/02/2018
End Date: 01/07/2018
Application Closing: 29/01/2018
Te Pōkaitahi Reo (Rumaki, Reo Rua) (Te Kaupae 3) is offered full time using three delivery methods: Kura Pō (Night Classes), Kura Awatea (Day Classes) and Kura Awatea (Flexible Hours). All methods comprises 18 tutorial weeks.
Tauira who choose to enrol in the programme part time must complete and meet all requirements of the programme by December 2018. In both cases, the first day of the tutorial week will include a Hui Timatanga (whakawhanaungatanga and orientation session.) One of the days of the last week will include a Hui Mutunga (poroporoaki and programme evaluation session).
N.B. For more information regarding fees, please see our fees page.
Entry is open to applicants who meet the following requirements:
60 credits in Te Reo Māori at level 2 on the NZQF or established equivalency
Applicants will sit an assessment test to ensure correct level placement.
Note: an inability to answer questions will not exclude an applicant from the programme. It will only be used to ensure correct level placement.
Meet the English Proficiency Outcomes as stated below in accordance with the NZQF Programme Approval and Accreditation Rules 2013 if ones first language is not English or who come from a country where the language of instruction is not English and are enrolling as a permanent resident.
The qualification provides a pathway for those seeking to develop their knowledge and skills in Te Reo.
Graduates may pathway to:
This pathway provides a pathway for those who have completed:
Mā tēnei pepa ka kawe i ngā kupu Māori, i ngā hanganga wetereo hoki ki tōna taumata o waenga mā roto atu i ngā mātāpono hei tohu i te mana tangata.Ko ngā kaupapa ako o tēnei kōwae ako ko:
Mā tēnei pepa ka kawe te tauira i te reo o te taumata o waenga mā te kōrero i ōna ake hononga ki te whenua, ki te taiao hoki, ki ngā wāhi, ki ngā tāngata, ki ngā tāhuhu kōrero, me ngā pūrākau rongonui o te rohe, hei whakaputanga i te mana whenua.
Ko ngā kaupapa ako o tēnei kōwae ako ko:
Mā tēnei pepa ka kawe te tauira i te reo, ki tōna taumata o waenga, i roto i ētahi horopaki kua tohua, me te whakapakari i te mātauranga me te whakaaronui ki te mana o te reo hei tohu i te mana reo. Ko ngā kaupapa ako o tēnei kōwae ako ko:
Mā tēnei pepa ka kawe i te reo, ki tōna taumata o waenga, ki te whakatutuki i ētahi mahi me te ārahi i ētahi atu i ngā horopaki kua āta tohua mā roto atu i ngā mātāpono hei tohu i te mana ao tūroa. Ko ngā kaupapa ako o tēnei kōwae ako ko:
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Hillary Clinton won the majority of Democrat votes in Pennsylvania yesterday, besting Barack Obama by almost ten percentage points. Operation Chaos is working.
Obama dove from Prince to Poobah by the time his San Francisco ("Crackerquiddick") remarks ("bitter, Bibles, gun-toting" Americans) but it was the Jeremiah Wright damnation snarls that began the sink of what credibility Obama may otherwise have maintained outside his most enamored fainters and the like. Obama has been mostly unknown to Americans and his spring upon the Presidency (so it appeared) left many people willing to believe but wondering what to believe and who he was that they should believe.
Thus, Wright's unappealing regurgitations, combined with other dubious relationships from Obama's life that have recently become news and Obama's latest dull and dooming speaking appearances (San Francisco's Crackerquiddick and the Pennsylvania debate) have thrown serious water on whatever smoldering appeal may have existed otherwise.
His wife's monstrous criticisms and petty spoilage in her various remarks has certainly, also, contributed to his sinkage, and in my estimation, well deserve to sink him and be sunk along with him — Michelle Obama is a snarly, self-centered, certainly selfish, person (she's never been proud of her country until recently, after receiving a far-above-average lifetime of education from this country and far more).
So, Hillary deserved this win in Pennsylvania. In comparison with Barack and Michelle, Hill and Bill, well, the options, at this point, I trail off…
Though I don't plan to vote for Hillary, I congratulate her on her win and her advance in delegate count, and, I have to say, her speech yesterday from Pennsylvania after the annoncement of her win there was stirring. That she remains focused on real problems in our real world and addresses them in real terms is commendable and it is moving, even to me, to hear. If this is only another "Clinton act" of theatre, at this point, it's good theatre, it's emotionally engaging and moving, so, congratulations, Hillary.
Meanwhile, Obama tried eating waffles, was annoyed at being questioned, and departed the waffles for pancakes. What waffles remained were set to sell on E-Bay and have not sold. The heat is gone.
More dismal, Obama's speech last night after the Pennsylvania vote results were determined was towering (in a University-of-Texas-I-Think-I-Have-A-Brain-Tumor-Lone-Gunman way), glowering, non-specific in any realistic terms, floating (in a are-you-going-to-throw-that-out sorta' way), lofty in a l-Am-Impractical way and was generally a man captured being too annoyed to contain himself in a I-Might-Be-A-Juvenile-Delinquent way. In other words, he whined.
UPDATE (09/16/08: Liberals don't get the joke of the "arrugula" misspelling in this cartoon of mine (displayed at the top of this post) – and a very nasty Leftwinger sent me a cursing email (with forged address, as if that's a surprise); they curse what they don't understand (no surprise there, either) (the misspelling is intentional and is the entire point of the 'cartoon'):

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Someone is killing people in Portland, Oregon, and later blackmails the relatives, who profit most from the death, to pay him for this "service". Captain Murtaugh leads the police investigation. When his wife starts feeling stalked, he suspects his current case is related to his last one in Chicago. He never told his wife the whole truth about what happened - now he has to fear for her life.
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Last week we explored buying leads. This week, in part 2 we will discuss how to maximize the potential of those purchased leads.
If you were surprised at how much has changed if you are buying leads, our guest this week, Don Runge, President of DMR and LeadGuru, believes that the established methodologies still work best for getting the most out of those leads.
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Thomas Oliver is internationally recognised as one of the leading players of the Weissenborn lap-steel guitar and a multi-talented guitarist, songwriter and singer.
In 2013 Oliver released the first full-length, all instrumental, all Weissenborn album, titled Beneath The Weissenborn. The album debuted at #6 in the NZ charts, received 5* reviews and sold out shows across New Zealand.
His ability to write stirring lyrics and move between sweet melodic and grunty vocals has built an international audience from his home base in New Zealand with multiple European and Australia tours under his belt.
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I was just looking at this old Beef Cuts Chart and noticed that they have 3 different notes for meat to
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Isn't "To Braise" more a method.
To Braise - being to cook slowly in a liquid that becomes the sauce and reduces while cooking.
(as opposed to Poaching, where you cook in a liquid that is not really part of the dish. - although it could be reduced later to make a sauce).
Then both a Stew and a Pot-Roast (US only) are different types of braised dishes - the distinction being based on whether you cut up the meat before or after cooking.
Although what do we call a Pot Roast in the UK? Do people even make Pot Roasts in the UK often?


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I'm in the planning phases now for my outdoor kitchen/bar. What I'm looking at is a cook space, prep space, and bar. Looking at doing a sink and two fridges, one for the alcohol and the other for the meats and beer overflow.
Going to have it roofed and have a flat screen for games/fights. I'm waiting now to get a quote on the concrete slab. Don't know much about concrete except its not cheap. Gonna do a 19x17 slab but can't get the quote till this rain clears out. Got a fantastic idea in my head, hope it comes to life
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The second annual AnthroTree Workshop aims to make phylogenetic methods more accessible by providing hands-on experience to evolutionary anthropologists interested in learning phylogenetic comparative methods.
The four-day course will feature instructors from around the world, and will cover introductions to a wide array of topics, including:
- Inferring and interpreting phylogenetic trees
- Studying correlated evolution using independent contrasts and PGLS
- Reconstructing ancestral states
- Investigating the factors that influence speciation and extinction
- Computational approaches in Compare, Mesquite, R, and BayesTraits
- Examples from all fields of evolutionary anthropology
In addition to lectures, worked examples and exercises, participants will bring a dataset of their choice to work on with the instructors at the workshop.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
2011 AnthroTree Workshop
I'll be participating in a workshop on comparative methods organized by Charles Nunn. My session will focus on using COMPARE to study correlated evolution of species traits. Here's an overview of the workshop:
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HM Land Registry has released its Commercial and Corporate Ownership data and Overseas Companies Ownership data free of charge for the first time.
Raising awareness of property fraud during Operation Rogue Trader week
We took part in local activities, with police and Trading Standards officers, to highlight the importance of protecting property from the risk of fraud.
The new UK House Price Index will be published in June
As part of the new UK HPI there will be five reports. There'll also be some new statistics in the reports including first time buyer and new build stats.
Land Registry judges conveyancing awards
Alasdair Lewis, Land Registry's Director of Legal Services, is just one of many prestigious names judging this year's Modern Law Conveyancing awards. Find out more about the awards.
GOV.UK – what we're working on: April 2016
This month, Stephanie talks about the new UK House Price Index that will be published on GOV.UK in June 2016.
Corrie boundary dispute raises real life boundary issues
Coronation Street fans have been watching Sally and Yasmeen fighting over the fence that divides their homes. Alex tells us about the boundary enquiries we receive.
Women's Network launched in Plymouth
Rachel Jones talks about the launch of our internal Women's Network, created to help inspire women across our organisation.
Meet our Local Land Registrars part 3
Introducing Sally Cater and Colin Oakley, two of our senior local lawyers with day-to-day involvement in registration applications.
Avoiding requisitions: helping you help us
Andrew Robertson of the Customer Engagement & Management Team explains how we have been working with regulators, local law societies and conveyancers to reduce the number of requisitions we raise.
Our property information service is assessed by Government Digital Service
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We all need it! And I'd bet my gold tooth that you've been told at least once in your life "drink 8 glasses of water a day to stay healthy". Am I right? The old 8×8 rule (drink eight, 8 oz glasses of water per day) isn't backed by solid research but it's a popular phrase for a few reasons….1. it's easy to remember and 2. there is some truth to it. We may not all need exactly 64 oz of plain water each day to maintain adequate hydration, but it is definitely wise to make water your drink of choice. Thankfully, most people are able to meet their daily fluid needs with very little effort….let thirst be your guide!
Why should I drink water?
Our bodies are estimated to be about 60-70% water and that water is needed in just about every area of our bodies (blood, muscles, joints, organs, etc.)
Water does lots of amazing things like…
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- helps to control appetite and weight (1)
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- helps to manage chronic health conditions (i.e. diabetes mellitus) (4)
So how much water should I drink?
The amount of fluid (not just water) we need each day depends on a few things like age, gender, level of activity, overall health, climate/elevation, and the amount of water consumed from food and other beverages. In general, 80% of the water we consume comes from plain water and other beverages (juice, coffee, soda, tea, etc.). The remaining 20% comes from food. While there is no single formula for fluid needs that fits everyone (i.e. the 8×8 rule) the chart below can serve as a rough estimate for fluid needs based on age and gender.
Check out the chart below to see how much fluid you need:
Is it possible to drink too much water?
Yes. Rare, but true. It is possible to drink too much water, believe it or not. When you drink excessive amounts of water, you can develop hyponatrmia (an electrolyte imbalance in which the level of sodium in your blood is abnormally low and can result in mild to serious health problems).
In general, if you drink enough fluid so that you're not thirsty and your urine is colorless or light yellow, you're probably getting enough fluid. If you're concerned at all about your fluid intake or have other health concerns, I would recommend checking with your doctor.
6 ways to get more water…
- Add sliced fruit to ice water (limes, lemons, oranges, raspberries, etc.).
- Make a "spa water" – add slices of cucumber and a basil leaf to ice water.
- Make a fresh fruit seltzer (add fresh fruit or 2 oz 100% fruit juice to seltzer water or plain water).
- Carry a water bottle with you everywhere you go (in a purse, in a backpack, in the car, to work, school, etc.).
- Have a cup of herbal tea without the added sweeteners (try: green tea, peppermint, chamomile, lemon, etc.).
- Have a glass of water (plain or flavored) with meals and snacks.


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Afro Puerto Rican music-dance workshops
and a Bombazo at NVC set for Nov. 14
Bomba, a folkloric tradition of Afro Puerto Rican drumming, dancing and singing, will be presented on Monday, Nov. 14 at the Napa Valley College Performance Arts Center.
The activities include two workshops and one public performance. The project is designed to enrich the cross-discipline efforts being made on the campus. Community members, especially educators or any others working with kids, are invited to attend.
A Bomba workshop for NVC students will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. at the Performing Arts Center, followed by the exciting interactive performance of a "Bombazo" that is open to the public from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A professional development workshop will focus on 'the Cepeda Method,' offering the Bomba instructional techniques to faculty and staff from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Bomba is a communal practice and way of life. It features an intercultural learning approach that is pedagogically sensitive to different learning styles. It resolves hierarchy by integrating dancers, percussionists and singers into an interactive relationship whereby anyone can be a solo dancer who commands the rhythm of the primo drum. The Bomba tradition was created by the enslaved Africans who worked the Puerto Rican cane fields.
This day-long visit to NVC will feature the Taller Bombalele, an ensemble from Oakland. Their Bomba workshops and performance will be directed by Julia Cepeda, whose family has preserved traditional Bomba in Puerto Rico for seven generations, and by Denise Solis, who studied Bomba, including with the Cepeda family in Puerto Rico, for nearly 14 years. Taller Bombalele will demonstrate the pedagogical strategies that they use to enhance Bomba student learning.
The ensemble was brought to Napa by Professor Eileene C. Tejada who is hosting and coordinating its visit. Funded by the American Canyon Arts Foundation, in partnership with the NVC Office for Equity and Inclusivity, this day to learn Bomba "will be effective and fun for students, faculty and staff," she said. Professor Tejada spent her recent sabbatical tracing familial roots where she reconnected with this unique musical style.
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Officer Raymond Radel succumbed to injuries received five days earlier when his car was struck head-on on I-70 just outside of Columbus. Officer Radel was returning from an assignment to the Police Athletic League Classic Car Show in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at the time of the accident.
Officer Radel had served with the agency for 25 years, and had previously served with the United States Marine Corps. He is survived by his wife and two children.


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Quote from: FoxBrush on 2016 Sep 20, 17:34:50Quick question about the crediting thing, would we be able to put a note to what name is link to it? Just asking due to the fact that this account is under my OCs name and not my universal name. Plus FoxBrush is a name used by 1-2 other characters that I know of.If not than that is perfectly fine! It was fun just to be apart of this contest.
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Chief Dacus and Assistant Chief Hugh Stancil were killed in an automobile accident while involved in a high-speed pursuit.
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Pune is a cosmopolitan city with a high standard of living. The city has transformed itself into a professional hub and is home to some of the biggest brands in the world. Residents of the city have a high disposable income limit and silver is viewed as an interesting investment option by many of them. Given this high income, the varying silver rate does not deter Pune residents from buying it.
Silver as an Investment in Pune
Jewelry and Silverware – Buying silver jewelry is a common trend in Pune but most buyers do not see this as an investment. Investing in jewelry and silverware articles can in fact turn out to be a decent investment as silver can be melted and provides liquid assets. High making costs and wastage charges can however undermine the value of overall investment.
Silver Coins – Silver coins can be purchased according to weight and coins offered by certain countries are considered as legal tender. Investors can opt for coins weighing 1g, 10g and so on, depending on their needs. These coins can be readily sold or melted, offering cash when needed.
Silver Bars – Large investors and industrialists prefer to invest in silver bars. These bars can weigh around 1 kg and are an excellent source for those who wish to store large quantities of silver. These bars can be molded into jewelry or could be used for manufacturing purposes.
Commodity Futures Exchange – Big buyers of silver can purchase it directly through commodity futures exchange. These exchanges trade silver in kilograms and are an option for big investors.
September 2017 - Week 1 (1st - 10th)
- On the 1st of September, silver in Pune was trading at Rs.40,390 per kg.
- Due to continued and stable demand from local investors prices remained unchanged till the 3rd.
- The 4th saw silver rates in Pune increase to Rs.41,075 per kg, courtesy of a weak US dollar performance.
- As demand increased, silver prices went up to Rs.40,340 per kg and then to Rs.41,495 per kg with industrial units queuing to improve their inventory.
- Due to a sudden fall in demand on the 7th, rates fell to Rs.40,230 per kg.
- The final three days saw increased demand for silver as North Korea confirmed reports about its latest - and the most powerful nuclear test.
- On the 8th, silver was trading at Rs.41,675 per kg, which then increased to Rs.41,900 per kg on the 9th.
- At the time of closing on the 10th, silver was still trading at Rs.41,900 per kg.
September 2017 - Week 2 (11st - 17th)
- Silver prices in Pune this week was largely on the decline as a result of a strengthening US dollar.
- On the 11th, silver in Pune was priced at Rs.41,075 per kg before going down slightly to trade at Rs.41,030 per kg on the 12th.
- Silver rates in Pune rose to Rs.41,075 per kg on the 13th again but fell this time by a higher margin.
- On the 14th, the white metal was priced at Rs.40,890 per kg and continued at this rate till the end of the week.
September 2017 - Week 3 (18th - 24th)
- Silver rates in Pune was reflective of the trend seen in the consolidated Indian market. When the week began on the 18th, the metal was priced at Rs.40,440 per kg.
- A strong US dollar performance had an adverse effect on silver on the 19th as the metal traded at Rs.39,680 per kg.
- The North Korea - US conflict didn't seem to settle down, which stoked safe-haven purchases, globally and domestically. This led to silver prices in Pune increasing to Rs.40,060 per kg on the 20th.
- A drop in demand on the 21st saw the white metal trade at Rs.39,670 per kg. Due to steady and sustained demand, silver rates remained unchanged till the week came to an end.
September 2017 - Week 4 (25th -30th)
- In Pune, silver prices opened for this week at Rs.39,670 per kg.
- Due to increased buying spurred by the imminent arrival of Dusshera festivities, silver prices rose to Rs.40,520 per kg.
- However, as demand took a hit, silver prices in Pune went down to Rs.39,780 per kg on the 27th.
- On the 28th, silver prices in Pune went further down to Rs.39,530 per kg as demand plummeted amidst weak global cues.
- Over the final two days of the week, silver prices in Pune remained at Rs.39,530 per kg, thanks to a sustained but low demand from local buyers.
- Silver rates in Pune declined at a rate of 2.12% due to weak demand from both local and international circles.
Trend of Silver Rate in Pune for September 2017 (rates per kg)
|Silver price (per 1 kg)
|Silver rate on 1st September
|Rs.40,390 per kg
|Silver rate on 30th September
|Rs.39,530 per kg
|Highest Rate in September
|Rs.40,900 per kg on 9 and 10 September
|Lowest Rate in September
|Rs.39,530 per kg on 28 to 30 September
|Overall Monthly Performance
|Percentage Change
Trend of Silver Rate in Pune for August 2017 (rate per kg)
|Silver price (per kg)
|Silver Rate in 1st August
|Rs.38,925 per kg
|Silver Rate in 31st August
|Rs.40,040 per kg
|Highest Rate in August
|Rs.40,190 per kg on 29 & 30 August
|Lowest Rate in August
|Rs.37,235 per kg on 5 & 6 August
|Overall Monthly Performance
|Percentage Change
August 2017 - Week 1 (1st-6th)
- Silver trade dropped significantly during the first week as a result of reduced purchases made by industries and coin makers.
- Silver traded at Rs.38,925 per kg on the 1st as investors began to make purchases in order to meet local demand.
- Industrial demand reduced significantly after the US dollar recovered. This led to the silve price in Pune drop to Rs.38,455 per kg on the 2nd.
- With investors eagerly waiting for the news on Federal Reserve Bank meetings, the demand for the metal reduced dropping its price to Rs.37,965 per kg on the 3rd.
- The 4th saw a slight incline in silver rate in Pune at Rs.38,120 per kg owing to a marginal increase in industrial demand.
- However, silver trade took a major hit reaching the lowest monthly figure at Rs.37,235 per kg on the 5th as industries and coin makers deferred making purchases after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates.
- The week ended with silver trading at Rs.37,235 per kg on the 6th.
August 2017 - Week 2 (7-13):
- Silver price in Pune were recorded at Rs.37,295 per kg when the week began.
- Silver rate in Pune went up to Rs.38,345 per kg on the 8th as local trade improved.
- However, the white metal rates dipped again to Rs.37,965 per kg on the 9th due to an unexpected decline in demand from industries and coin makers.
- The rising tensions between the US and North Korea gave silver trade the push it needed and silver was priced at Rs.38,925 per kg on the 10th.
- On the 11th, silver rate in Pune rose further to Rs.39,530 per kg due to excessive industrial demand.
- Silver traded at Rs.39,670 per kg on the 12th and the 13th, thanks to steady demand from industries and coin makers.
August 2017 - Week 3 (14th-20th)
- The unstable global and local demands resulted in silver price in Pune fluctuating during the week.
- With steady purchases made by investors and retailers, silver traded at Rs.39,670 per kg on the 14th and 15th.
- Silver trade took a hit as prices dropped to Rs.38,815 per kg on the 16th with the US dollar recovering.
- On the 17th, overseas conflicts with North Korea led to the US economic collapse, leading to a rise in silver price in Pune at Rs.39,530 per kg.
- Silver traded at Rs.39,115 per kg on the 18th with industrial demand reducing marginally.
- Prices remained at Rs.39,115 per kg on the 19th and the 20th as local trade kept the demand steady.
August 2017 - Week 4 (21st-27th)
- With steady demand for the metal from retailers and investors, the week began with silver trading at Rs.39,225 per kg on the 21st.
- The next two days witnessed silver prices rise to Rs.39,265 per kg following an increase in demand from industries and coin makers.
- Silver Prices in Pune went up further to Rs.39,355 per kg on the 24th before it dropped to Rs.38,995 per kg on the 25th as demand began to fall towards the end of the week.
- The rest of the week saw silver trading at Rs.38,995 per kg.
August 2017 - Week 5 (28th-31st)
- Silver rates in Pune surged during the last week in Pune.
- The white metal rates went up to Rs.39,435 per kg on the 28th with US-North Korea relations worsening.
- On the 29th, Hurricane Harvey led to the US economy collapse. Silver rates went up to a monthly high figure at Rs.40,190 per kg.
- With stable demand from consumers, silver traded at Rs.40,190 per kg on the following day as well.
- The month ended with silver prices at Rs.40.040 per kg owing to a slight decline in demand from industries and coin makers.
Trend of Silver Rate in Pune for July 2017 (rates per kg)
|Silver price (per kg)
|July 1 Rate
|Rs.38,640 per kg
|July 31 Rate
|Rs.38,640 per kg
|Highest Rate in July
|Rs.38,690 per kg on 3 July
|Lowest Rate in July
|Rs.36,035 per kg on 10 July
|Overall Monthly Performance
|No change
|Percentage Change
July '17- Week 1 (1 to 9)
- In Pune, silver was priced at Rs.38,640 per kg when the month of July began.
- Demand for the white metal remained weak due to weak global cues and poor industrial offtake.
- Silver rate in Pune went up to Rs.38,690 on the 3rd- the highest silver rate for the month - as coin makers were trying to take advantage of a comparatively cheaper price trend.
- On the 4th, prices dropped by nearly Rs.1,000 per 1 kg silver to Rs.37,705 per kg as industrial units limited their risk by investing in the metal less and less.
- As the fall in prices pushed coin makers to invest a little more, silver rates went up to Rs.37,800 per kg on the 5th.
- Rates went down to Rs.37,115 per kg on the 7th and remained unchanged due to weak but steady demand from local parties.
July '17- Week 2 (10 to 16)
- Due to demand bottoming out - silver reached its lowest rate for the month - Rs.36,035 per kg - on the 10th of July.
- However, as demand picked up slightly, silver prices went up to Rs.36,270 per kg and then to Rs.36,920 per gram on the 12th of the month.
- As there was a steady rise in demand during this week, silver prices went up to Rs.37,180 per kg on the 16th when the week ended.
July '17- Week 3 (17 to 23)
- On the 17th, when the third week of July began, silver was priced at Rs.37,180 per kg, which then increased to Rs.37,600 per kg on the 18th of July.
- As demand from industrial units and coin makers went up, silver prices increased to Rs.37,705 per kg the next day.
- Due to some positive global cues and local demand, prices went up to Rs.37,800 per kg on the 21st and increased again on the 22nd to trade at Rs.38,005 per kg.
July '17- Week 4 (24 to 31)
- Silver price in Pune rode the sine wave during the final week of July.
- On the 24th of the month, silver prices were recorded at Rs.38,120 per kg which increased slightly to Rs.38,230 per kg on the 25th of July.
- The 27th saw silver rate in Pune reach Rs.38,690 per kg - which was the highest silver rate for the month.
- On the 29th, silver prices were recorded at Rs.38,460 per kg and increased to Rs.38,640 per kg on the last day of the month.
- Silver price trends didn't change at all this month as rates started and ended at Rs.38,640 per kg.
|Silver price
|June 1 Rate
|Rs.40,285 per kg
|June 30 Rate
|Rs.38,995 per kg
|Highest Rate in June
|Rs.40,890 per kg on 7 June
|Lowest Rate in June
|Rs.38,455 per kg on 21 June
|Overall Monthly Performance
|Percentage Change
June 2017 - Week 1 (1st - 4th)
- When trading began for the month of June in Pune, silver was trading at Rs.40,285 per kg.
- Due to a drop in demand, silver price in Pune wend down by Rs.385 on the 2nd to trade at Rs.39,950 per kg.
- Thanks to a surge in domestic demand, spurred by weak US market data, prices increased by Rs.720 - bringing effective trading rates to Rs.40,670 per kg on the 3rd.
- As there was a sustained demand for the metal on 4th, rates remained at Rs.40,670 per kg on the 4th.
June 2017 - Week 2 (5th - 11th)
- The second week of June began with silver prices in Pune still holding at Rs.40,670 per kg. Rates remained unchanged on the 6th thanks to balanced off take from industrial units and coin makers.
- Silver price in Pune went up to Rs.40,890 per kg on the 7th - the highest rate for the entire month - as demand surged considerably.
- On the 8th, silver rate in Pune decreased to Rs.40,725 per kg as demand fell after the unexpected rise the previous day.
- Prices went down again on the 9th, by Rs.540, for silver to trade at Rs.40,285 per kg and went down again on the 11th to Rs.40,060 per kg as demand showed no signs of picking up.
June 2017 - Week 3 (12th - 18th)
- Silver rates fluctuated and subsequently decreased for most part of June week 3 due to uneven demand.
- The 12th saw silver trade at Rs.39,680 per kg, which then declined to Rs.39,435 per kg on the 13th as local investors backed away from purchasing the metal.
- Prices dropped again on the 14th to Rs.39,115 per kg but increased briefly to Rs.39,265 per kg on the 15th.
- As prices decreased to Rs.38,995 per kg on the 16th, the slight hike the previous day seemed like an anomaly.
- On the 17th, silver recorded its biggest price drop of Rs.535 to reach Rs.38,460 and remained unchanged on the 18th of the month.
June 2017 - Week 4 (19th - 25th)
- The fourth week began, on 19th, in Pune with silver trading at Rs.38,460 per kg before remaining unchanged on the 20th.
- However, as demand kept falling, silver recorded its lowest price for the month at Rs.38,455 per kg on the 21st.
- Silver price in Pune increased very slightly to Rs.38,460 per kg on the 22nd before going up by Rs.230 to trade at Rs.38,690 per kg on the 23rd.
- Over the last two days of June week 4, silver traded at Rs.38,995 per kg as domestic demand seemed to pick up.
June 2017 - Week 5 (26th - 30th)
- The final week of June began in Pune with silver trading at Rs.38,925 per kg.
- However, as demand went down considerably prices decreased to Rs.38,455 per kg.
- On the 28th, silver prices went up to Rs.39,115 per gram - a Rs.650 per kg increase from the previous day's closing figures - as buyers flocked bullion exchanges.
- Silver prices went back down to Rs.38,995 per kg on the 30th after the buying frenzy subsided in just a day's time.
- Despite some end of the month flourishes, silver prices declined at an alarming rate of 3.20% for the month of June.
|May 1st Rate
|Rs.40,040 per kg
|May 31st Rate
|Rs.40,060 per kg
|Highest Rate in May
|Rs.40,520 per kg on 30th of May
|Lowest Rate in May
|Rs.37,705per kg on the 10th and 11th May
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
May '17 – Week 1 (1st – 7th)
- Silver opened on the 1st of May in Pune at Rs.40,040 per kg but fell thereafter.
- Falling demand for safe-haven bullion due to the rallying of Asian equities along with a rise in the value of the U.S. Dollar resulted in the decline in silver rate.
- Silver traded at Rs.39,115 per kg on the second day of May in Pune before falling to trade at Rs.38,925 per kg on May 3rd.
- There was a fall in the demand for silver from coin makers and industrialists resulting in the decline in silver rate.
- The price of the U.S. Dollar increased which resulted in a fall in the rate of silver. This metal traded at Rs.37,965 per kg on the 5th of the month which was the lowest rate of silver for the month.
- However, there was a marginal recovery noted in the rate of silver as the month came to an end with this metal trading at Rs.38,005 per kg on the 6th as well as the 7th of May due to steady but slow demand.
May '17 – Week 2 (8th – 14th)
- Emmanuel Macron's win in the French Presidential election resulted in the strengthening of the Euro which in turn had an impact on the price of silver.
- On the 8th of May, silver traded at Rs.37,965 per kg but reduced marginally the next day to trade at Rs.37, 865 per kg.
- There were a number of fluctuations noted in the rate of silver was the week progressed due to varying demand from coin makers and industrialists.
- On the 10th and 11th of May in Pune, this metal was priced at Rs.37,705 per kg which was also the lowest at which silver was priced during the month of May in the city of Pune.
- On the 14th of May in Pune, silver was priced at Rs.37,865 per kg.
May '17- Week 3 (15th – 21st)
- During the third week of the month, it was witnessed that the demand for this precious increased as the value of the U.S. Dollar reduced. This also meant that an increase in the rate of silver was noted.
- This precious metal traded at Rs.38,230 per kg on May 15th, and rose the next day to trade at Rs.38,640 per kg.
- Weak data regarding manufacturing from the U.S. decreased expectations of interest rate hike by the U.S. Fed, resulting in a rise in silver rate in Pune.
- Silver was priced at Rs.38,995 per kg on the 17th of May and increased to Rs.39,265 per kg on the 18th.
- As the demand for this metal increased, the rate of silver increased to trade at Rs.39,115 per kg.
May '17 – Week 4 (22nd – 28th)
- Due to fluctuations in the demand for this metal from industrialists, the price of silver varied throughout the fourth week of May in the city of Pune.
- Silver was priced at Rs.39,265 per kg on the 22nd of May before rising to trade at Rs.40,040 per kg on the 23rd of May.
- As Asian stocks gained, the rate of silver started to slightly fall with silver trading at Rs.39,670 per kg on the 24th of May.
- A slight rise in the price of silver saw this metal trading at Rs.39,950 per kg on the 25th and 26th of May due to steady demand from coin makers.
- The rate of silver increased due to higher demand on the last two days of the fourth week with silver trading at Rs.40,190 per kg.
May '17 – Week 5 (29th – 31st)
- Due to fluctuations in markets, the rate of this metal varied during the final week of May in Pune.
- Easing Asian stock markets resulted in a slight increase in the rate of silver.
- This metal was priced at Rs.40,285 per kg on the 29th of the month before rising to a monthly high of Rs.40,520 per kg on the 30th of May.
- On the last day of May in Pune, silver traded at Rs.40,060 per kg, recording an incline of 0.04% in the price.
|April 1st Rate
|Rs.42,570 per kg
|April 30th Rate
|Rs.40,040 per kg
|Highest Rate in April
|Rs.43,055 per kg on 15th & 16th April
|Lowest Rate in April
|Rs.40,040 per kg on 29th & 30th April
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
April '17- Week 1 (1st to 9th)
- The price of silver in Pune was steady as the month began as demand was consistent.
- Silver traded at Rs.42,570 per kg on 1st April as industrial demand and strong local demand kept prices stable.
- A weak U.S. Dollar led to an increase in demand from overseas, which pushed silver prices to Rs.42,775 per kg on 5th April, though prices fluctuated slightly due to market volatility.
- Prices fell after the middle of the week due to the North Korean stand-off, which resulted in a slight decrease in demand from Asia, though markets continued to be volatile.
- Prices steadied a bit as the week ended, with silver trading at Rs.42,640 per kg on 9th April.
April '17 – Week 2 (10th to 16th)
- Prices continued to fluctuate in the second week, though demand was higher due to a weaker U.S. Dollar.
- Silver traded at Rs.41,625 per kg on 10th April, a steep drop in price from the last week due to poor demand from overseas.
- Prices began to pick up as tensions over North Korea eased and the U.S. economic climate appeared to stabilise, with silver trading at Rs.42,775 per kg on 13th April.
- Silver demand rose towards the middle of the week, trading at Rs.43,030 per kg on 14th April following a surge in demand due to surprising plummet by the U.S. Dollar.
- Demand was steady as the week ended, with silver trading at a monthly high of Rs.43,055 per kg on 16th April due to consistent demand from industrial units and strong export demand.
April '17 – Week 3 (17th to 23rd)
- A recovery by the markets and a rising U.S. Dollar led to a decline in demand for silver in the third week of April.
- Silver was priced at Rs.43,030 per kg on 17th April, with the price falling to Rs.42,435 per kg on 19th April as the U.S. Dollar rate improved and U.S. markets recovered.
- Local demand kept prices stable, but fell towards the middle of the week due to declining imports as the U.S. Dollar continued to strengthen.
- Silver traded at Rs.42,080 per kg on 21st April, with the price falling to Rs.41,980 per kg on 23rd April due to lowered demand.
April '17 – Week 4 (24th to 30th)
- The last week of April saw the price of silver fall as demand continued to drop due to surging markets.
- Silver was priced at Rs.41,625 per kg on 24th April as industrial units reduced demand overall as import costs rose due to a strong U.S. Dollar.
- The European markets were also on the upswing as the continent was hopeful of a Euro-centric French president coming to power.
- Demand from local markets fell as silver plunged to Rs.40,520 per kg on 26th April amidst stagnant demand.
- Silver ended the month priced at Rs.40,040 per kg on 30th April, registering an overall decline in value of 5.94%.
|March 1st Rate
|Rs.43,970 per kg
|March 31st Rate
|Rs.42,115 per kg
|Highest Rate in March
|Rs.44,100 per gram on 2nd March
|Lowest Rate in March
|Rs.40,520 per kg on the 11th and 12th of March
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
March '17 - Week 1 (1st to 5th)
- Silver opened at Rs.43,970 per kg in Pune which was relatively high due to sustained demand.
- As a result of increased demand for this metal from coin makers and industrialists, the silver rate in Pune rose to its monthly high of Rs.44,100 per kg.
- However, this demand could not be sustained and the rate of silver reduced considerably to trade at Rs.42,730 per kg on the second.
- There was a minor increase in the demand for silver resulting in the price of this metal increasing to Rs.43,295 per kg.
- On the last day of the week, silver traded at Rs.43,295 per kg.
March '17 - Week 2 (6th to 12th)
- Silver demand was not sustained as compared to the previous week and rates fell to trade at Rs.42,925 per kg on the first day of the second week of March in Pune.
- As the demand continued to reduce, silver rate in pune proportionally as well.
- Silver traded at Rs.41,900 per kg on the 8th of March which was followed by Rs.41,435 per kg on the 9th of March.
- On the last two days of the week, due to sustained but low demand, this precious metal traded at Rs.40,520 per kg. This was also the lowest at which silver traded during the month of March.
March '17- Week 3 (13th to 19th)
- Rate of silver on the opening day of the third week of March in Pune was relatively higher than that noticed during the previous week. Silver traded at Rs.40,760 per kg on the 13th of March.
- Price of silver in Pune continued to fall with the metal trading at Rs.40,440 per kg on the 14th of March and reducing even further the next day.
- Due to positive cues from international markets, silver marginally recovered to trade at Rs.40,890 per kg on the 16th but this recovery could not be sustained.
- On the last day of the week, silver traded at Rs.40,815 per kg.
March '17- Week 4 (20th to 26th)
- Silver traded at Rs.40,075 per kg on the 20th before recovering slightly to trade at Rs.41,230 per kg on the 22nd of March.
- Due to a moderate increase in demand, the price of silver was Rs.41,340 per kg and continued to rise on the 24th as well.
- However, this demand could not be sustained and the rate of silver in Pune fell.
- On the last two days of the penultimate week of March, silver traded at Rs.41,340 per kg.
March '17 – Week 5 (27th to 31st)
- A marginal increase in demand resulted in silver trading at Rs.41,900 per kg on the 27th and increased to Rs.42,115 per kg on the 28th.
- This rate was seen the next day as well.
- Silver rate in Pune increased marginally on the 30th before falling again due to a rise in the value of the U.S.Dollar.
- Silver closed the month of March in Pune by trading at Rs.42,115 per kg showing a decline of 4.23% in the rate of silver.
|February 1st Rate
|Rs. 42,520 per kg
|February 28th Rate
|Rs. 44,165 per kg
|Highest Rate in February
|Rs. 44,165 per kg on 28th February
|Lowest Rate in February
|Rs. 42,115 per kg on 3rd February
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
February 2017 - Week 1 (1st -4th):
- On 1st of February, when trading for the month bega, silver was trading at Rs.42,520 per kg but went up to Rs.42,640 per kg, thanks to the sudden rise in industrial demand.
- The 3rd, however, saw silver prices decrease to hit the lowest for the month at Rs.42,115 per kg.
- At the end of the week on 4th, silver rates went up to Rs.42,355 per kg on 4th as prices seemed to go up slightly.
February 2017 - Week 2 (5th - 11th):
- When week 2 began on 5th, silver was still priced at Rs.42,355 per kg before increasing by Rs.165 to hit Rs.42,520 per kg.
- On 7th, prices increased again to reach Rs.42,930 per kg - an increase of Rs.410 per compared to the previous day's price.
- Rates went down marginally to Rs.42,920 per kg on 8th but bounced back to finish the business day of the 9th at Rs.42,950 per kg.
- On 10th, prices hit the lowest for the week to reach Rs.42,375 per kg..
- Rates went up on the last day of week 2 to hit Rs.42,570 per kg as demand went up again.
February 2017 - Week 3 (12th - 18th):
- The third week of February saw gold prices fluctuate considerably.
- When trading began on 12th, silver was priced at Rs.42,570 per kg and increased considerably by Rs.710 to hit Rs.43,280 per kg on 13th.
- The 14th saw prices go down as whatever factors brought about the rise wasn't there to be see again.
- The final three days of week 3 in Pune witnessed prices increase as demand went up.
- On 15th, silver was priced at Rs.43,385 per kg which later went up to Rs.43,520 per kg on 16th.
- Week 3 ended on 18th as silver rates declined to go down to Rs.43,400 per kg.
February 2017 - Week 4 (19th - 25th):
- Over the fourth week of February, silver prices still saw fluctuations despite the fact that trend was on the incline.
- When trading began on 19th, silver was trading at Rs.43,400 per kg but went down to Rs.43,270 per kg on 20th.
- Rates slightly increased on 21st to reach Rs.43,285 per kg but went down on 22nd to hit Rs.43,240 per kg.
- Prices went up on the 23rd to Rs.43,295 per kg and then to Rs.43,680 per kg on 24th.
- When the week ended on 25th, silver was seen trading at Rs.43,910 per kg.
February 2017 - Week 5 (25th - 28th):
- Rates were on the incline during the last week of February.
- When trading began on 25th, silver was priced at Rs.43,910 per kg and then increased to Rs.44,110 per kg on 27th.
- On the last day of February, silver was still priced at Rs.44,165 per kg.
- Pune saw silver price trends increase by 3.86% for the month of February.
|January 1st Rate
|Rs.39,035 per kg
|January 31st Rate
|Rs.41,980 per kg
|Highest Rate in January
|Rs.42,180 per kg on 23rd January
|Lowest Rate in January
|Rs.39,035 per kg on 1st January
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
January '17 - Week 1 (1st to 7th)
- Due to a rise in demand from the industry, the price of silver showed an upward trend.
- This precious metal traded at Rs.39,035 per kg on the first day of the month and was on an upward trend thereafter with silver being priced at Rs.39,065 per gram.
- Rate of silver continued to increase due to market fluctuations resulting in higher demand for this precious metal.
- On the 3rd of January, the rate of silver was Rs.39,530 per kg.
- Prices continued to rise as fluctuations in the markets led to greater demand for silver.
- Silver ended the week trading at Rs.40,390 per kg on 7th January, registering an increase of Rs.1,355 per kg in the price of silver during the week.
January '17 - Week 2 (8th to 14th)
- Due to sustained demand from coin makers and industrialists, the rate of silver continued to be on upward streak, with silver opening the week at Rs.40,390 per kg on 8th January.
- Rate of silver increased even further on the 9th to trade at Rs.40,520 per kg.
- Prices rose to Rs.41,295 per kg on 11th January. Demand across sectors from both international and domestic markets resulted in an increase in prices.
- Silver was priced at Rs.41,030 per kg on 13th January as a slight dip in demand led to prices slipping.
- There was a slight recovery as the week ended, with silver trading at Rs.41,230 per kg on 14th January to register a weekly increase in price of Rs.840 per kg.
- This recovery could be attributed to the celebration of the Harvest festival in many parts of the country.
January '17- Week 3 (15th to 21st)
- Prices were unstable in the third week due to market conditions, which led to fluctuations in demand.
- Silver traded at Rs.41,230 per kg on 15th January and increased in the following days on strong demand.
- Silver traded at Rs.41,990 per kg on 18th January before falling due to a reduction in industrial demand.
- Prices in the third week were subject to market variations due to conflicting cues from international markets.
- Rates fell to Rs.41,675 per kg on 20th January but increased as the week ended, trading at Rs.41,930 per kg on 21st January.
January '17- Weeks 4 & 5 (22nd to 31st)
- Uncertainty over the U.S. trade and economic policies led to demand fluctuations resulted in silver trading at Rs.41,930 per kg on 22nd January.
- Prices increased to a monthly high of Rs.42,180 per kg on 23rd January on strong demand from Asian markets, but fell as the week progressed.
- The U.S. Dollar increased in anticipation of positive news from the upcoming U.S. Fed meeting, resulting in demand for silver falling as it traded at Rs.41,075 per kg on 27th January.
- Rates recovered as the month ended, with silver trading at Rs.41,980 per kg on 31st January to record an overall rise in price of 7.54%.
|December 1st Rate
|Rs.40,450 per kg
|December 31st Rate
|Rs.39,035 per kg
|Highest Rate in December
|Rs.41,630 per kg on 8th December
|Lowest Rate in December
|Rs.38,700 per kg on 23rd December
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
December '16 - Week 1 (1st to 4th)
- Silver was priced at Rs.40,450 per kg on 1st December, as industrial demand in Pune was high.
- A rise in international demand for silver boosted prices, with silver trading at Rs.40,795 per kg on 2nd December.
- Continued demand from the domestic sector pushed prices to Rs.41,070 per kg as the week ended on 4th December.
December '16 - Week 2 (5th to 11th)
- Prices rose marginally during the week but dipped as the week ended due to fluctuations in demand.
- Silver was priced at Rs.41,055 per kg on 5th December, with the price rising to Rs.41,680 per kg on 8th December as industrial demand continued to keep prices up.
- A dip in demand led to silver prices decreasing slightly, trading at Rs.41,290 per kg on 9th December.
- Prices rose marginally to end the week at Rs.41,345 per kg on 11th December, recording an increase in price.
December '16 - Week 3 (12th to 18th)
- Prices dropped in the third week as stock markets performed well, resulting in demand for bullion falling.
- Silver was priced at Rs.41,345 per kg on 13th December, with prices falling during the week.
- Declining demand from overseas led to silver prices falling to Rs.39,230 per kg on 16th December.
- As demand from jewellers continued to be lower than expected due to demonetisation, silver ended the week at Rs.39,305 per kg on 18th December.
December '16 – Week 4 (19th to 25th)
- Silver traded at Rs.39,435 per kg on 19th December, marking a minor increase in price before falling to Rs.39,195 per kg on 20th December due to poor demand.
- The U.S. Dollar and other global currencies rose as festive purchases boosted their economies, which reduced demand for silver.
- Silver fell to a monthly low of Rs.38,700 per kg on 23rd December as domestic demand also dropped.
- Retail demand slowly increased, though silver prices continued to trade low, ending the week at Rs.38,725 per kg on 25th December.
December '16 – Week 5 (26th to 31st)
- Low demand from industry and fears of an industrial downturn in Asia led markets to drop, though silver failed to make any gains.
- Silver was priced at Rs.38,460 per kg on 26th December as markets continued to stay high.
- As the currency shortage showed signs of abating, consumers began to buy bullion, which led prices to rise in the domestic market.
- Silver traded at Rs.39,680 per kg on 29th December on increased domestic demand before prices dropped to Rs.39,035 per kg on 31st December, which resulted in an overall loss in value of 3.49%.
|November 1st Rate
|Rs.42,910 per kg
|November 30th Rate
|Rs.41,055 per kg
|Highest Rate in November
|Rs.44,960 per kg on 9th November
|Lowest Rate in November
|Rs.40,190 per kg on 25th November
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
November '16 - Week 1 (1st to 6th)
- Silver performed well at the start of the month as consistent demand led to prices staying high.
- Silver was priced at Rs.42,910 per kg on 1st November as industrial demand was strong.
- International markets fluctuated as uncertainty over the U.S. presidential election results kept markets low.
- High domestic demand for silver was seen due to festive buying, keeping silver prices stable.
- Silver traded at Rs.44,180 per kg on 6th November as market conditions helped push demand for the metal.
November '16 - Week 2 (7th to 13th)
- Silver prices continued to stay high as markets tumbled following the victory of Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential elections.
- Silver was priced at Rs.43,685 per kg on 7th November, with a low U.S. Dollar and strong demand keeping prices high.
- The demonetisation of Rs.1,000 and Rs.500 notes effective immediately created chaos across the bourses, which led to demand for silver soaring.
- Silver prices reached a monthly high of Rs.44,960 per kg on 9th November as investors scrambled to offset losses from the stock markets.
- Silver settled at Rs.42.005 per kg on 13th November, with prices falling due to declining demand.
November '16 - Week 3 (14th to 20th)
- Silver prices were low as a currency shortage due to the demonetisation of large currency notes led to demand declining.
- Silver traded at Rs.41,760 per kg on 14th November as markets began to recover.
- The U.S. Dollar began to gain on other currencies, making silver exports costlier, which led to declining demand.
- Silver traded at Rs.40,735 per kg on 20th November as domestic and international demand began to fall.
November '16 - Week 4 and 5 (21st to 30th)
- Silver prices fell marginally during the last two weeks due to the continuing cash shortage.
- Silver was priced at Rs.40,890 per kg on 21st November amidst a drop in industrial demand as markets performed well.
- The reduction in demand for silver led to the price falling to a monthly low of Rs.40,190 per kg on 25th November.
- Rumours of a U.S. Fed hike and better than expected economic data led to markets rallying.
- Silver traded at Rs.41,055 per kg on 30th November, a loss of over 4% in its overall price.
|1st Day
|Rs.45,900 per kilogram
|Last Day
|Rs.43,035 per kilogram
|Highest Price
|Rs.45,900 per kilogram on 1st and 2nd October
|Lowest Price
|Rs.41,685 per kilogram on 7th October
October 2016 – Week 1 and 2 (1st to 9th)
- This week saw a considerable drop in silver prices owing to a bearish global market.
- Silver traded at Rs.45,900 per kilogram on 1st October and dropped to Rs.41,800 per kilogram by the end of the week.
- Expectations of the Fed rate hike were high.
- Domestic demand also fell this week with a reduction in industrial offtake.
October 2016 – Week 3 (10th to 16th)
- There was an improvement in silver prices at the start of this week.
- Silver traded at Rs.42,600 per kilogram on 10th October.
- The rise in demand was short lived and prices started to decline again.
- Silver rates settled at Rs.41,780 per kilogram by the end of the week indicating a declining trend for this week as well.
October 2016 – Week 4 (17th to 23rd)
- On 17th October, silver was trading at Rs.41,970 per kilogram on account of low demand.
- The market sentiments turned positive as the U.S. Federal Reserve was unsure about the interest rate hike.
- With the wedding season taking off, demand for silver climbed in the domestic market.
- On 22nd and 23rd October, silver traded at Rs.42,130 per kilogram indicating a rising trend this week.
October 2016 – Week 5 (24th to 31st)
- Demand for silver rose this week but was not as high as expected.
- Silver traded at Rs.42,330 per kilogram on 24th October.
- The rise in silver prices can be attributed to an increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.
- The highest price for this week was Rs.43,035 per kilogram on 31st October.
- Silver did not recover enough to overcome a declining trend this month. Overall, silver rates dropped by 6.24%.
|1st Day
|Rs.45,225 per kilogram
|Last Day
|Rs.45,750 per kilogram
|Highest Price
|Rs.47,820 per kilogram on 7th September
|Lowest Price
|Rs.45,225 per kilogram on 1st September
September '16 - Week 1 (1st to 4th)
- Taking into account the U.S. economic data, an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve seemed unlikely this month.
- With expectations of the hike dying down, demand for silver picked up.
- The month of September opened with silver trading at Rs.45,225 per kilogram.
- Silver rates increased to Rs.46,760 per kilogram on 3rd and 4th September.
- The trend for this week was an incline of 3.39%.
September '16 - Week 2 (5th to 11th)
- Prices of silver fluctuated this week as uncertainty of the Fed rate hike loomed in the air.
- Silver traded at Rs.46,760 per kilogram on 5th September.
- The highest price of silver for September was witnessed on 7th at Rs.47,820 per kilogram.
- By the end of the week, the prospects of a rate hike grew stronger leading to prices of silver falling to Rs.46,835 per kilogram on 10th and 11th September.
September '16 - Week 3 (12th to 18th)
- Prices continued to drop this week as the trends in the global market were bearish.
- Silver traded at Rs.45,715 per kilogram on 12th September.
- Domestic demand for silver fell as the offtake from industrialists and coin makers dropped.
- Silver had shed Rs.1,465 per kilogram by the end of the week, trading at Rs.45,370 per kilogram on 17th and 18th September.
September '16 - Week 4 (19th to 25th)
- The price of silver was Rs.46,110 per kilogram on 19th September.
- Prices started climbing this week as the Fed rate hike was put on hold.
- The U.S. Federal Reserve took a call to put off the rate hike till December as the presidential elections was in full swing.
- On 22nd September, the price of silver had reached its highest for this week at Rs.47,590 per kilogram.
- Demand had increased, but prices slipped marginally to Rs.47,535 per kilogram on 23rd September and remained the same till the end of the week.
September '16 - Week 5 (26th to 30th)
- Industrial support for silver was weak and led to silver rates sliding down.
- Silver traded at Rs.46,950 per kilogram on 26th September.
- The dollar grew stronger and led to bearish tendencies in the global market.
- Silver had dropped to Rs.45,750 per kilogram by 30th September.
- Though there was a drop in prices this week, the trend for this month was an increase of 1.16%.
|1st Day
|Last Day
|Highest Price
|Rs.49,670 per kilogram on 3rd August
|Lowest Price
|Rs.44,805 per kilogram on 29th August
August '16 – Weeks 1 (1st to 7th)
- As the dollar weakened, Silver traded high at Rs.49,430 on 1st August.
- There were fluctuations through the week which can be attributed to the trends in the equity market.
- On 3rd August, Silver traded at Rs.49,670 per kilogram, the highest price recorded for this month.
- By the end of the week, prices dropped to Rs.47,255 per kilogram.
August '16 – Week 2 (8th to 14th)
- Week 2 opened with silver trading at Rs.47,460 per kilogram on 8th August.
- Silver climbed Rs.48,595 per kilogram on 10th August, the highest for the week, as domestic demand increased.
- By the end of the week, silver rates had stabilized trading at Rs.47,750 per kilogram.
August '16 – Week 3 (15th to 21st)
- Silver traded at Rs.47,750 per kilogram on 15th August.
- Silver rates dropped significantly through week 3 as the offtake by industrialists saw a reduction.
- Prospects of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike seemed likely in the near future which dampened the atmosphere of the global market.
- Silver was trading at Rs.46,690 per kilogram by the end of the week.
August '16 – Week 4 (22nd to 28th)
- Silver traded at Rs.45,800 per kilogram on 22nd August.
- The U.S. policymakers were confident that the economy was strong enough to handle a rate hike this year.
- The decline in prices continued this week but demand from the domestic industrialists, jewellers and coin makers helped prices remain somewhat stable.
- Prices fell to Rs.45,040 per kilogram on 28th August.
August '16 - Week 5 (29th to 31st)
- Silver was at its lowest for the month at Rs.44,805 per kilogram on 29th August.
- Silver slipped drastically on account of the increasing expectation of an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
- Sluggish demand in the domestic market also contributed to low rates this week.
- Silver traded at Rs.45,460 per kilogram on 31st August indicating a decline of 8.03% for the month.
|July 1st Rate
|Rs.46,490 per 1 kg
|July 31st Rate
|Rs.48,970 per 1 kg
|Highest Rate in July
|Rs.49,745 per 1 kg on 11th of July
|Lowest Rate in July
|Rs.46,490 per 1 kg on July 1st
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
July'16 - Week 1 and 2 (1st to 10th)
- Silver traded at Rs.46,490 per 1 kg on the 1st of July.
- Owing to heavy demand, silver climbed up to Rs.48,965 per kg on the 4th of July.
- Silver continued to climb up and hit Rs.49,265 per kg on the 7th of July.
- Silver closed the second week at Rs.49,745 per kg on the 10th of July.
July'16 - Week 3 (11th to 17th)
- Silver opened the at Rs.49,745 per kg the 11th of July.
- The price steadily climbed up to Rs.49,235 per kg on the 12th of July.
- Silver witnessed a decline as prices dropped down to Rs.48.840 per kg on the 16th of July and remained the same on the 17th.
July '16 - Week 4 (18th to 24th)
- Silver traded at Rs.48,360 per kg on 18th of July.
- Prices came down to to Rs.46,665 per kg on the 21st of July.
- Silver price increased to Rs.47,880 per kg on the 22nd of July.
- The precious metal closed the week at 47,420 per kg on the 24th of July.
July'16 - Week 5 (25th to 31st)
- Silver opened the week at Rs.47,160 per kg on the 25th of July.
- Silver traded at Rs.47,595 per kg on the 26th of July.
- The price of silver dropped down by Rs.220 on the 27th of July at Rs.47,375 per kg.
- Silver hit Rs.48,785 per kg on the 29th of July.
- Silver closed the month at Rs.48,970 per kg on the 31st of July.
|June 1st Rate
|Rs. 38,640 per 1 kg
|June 30th Rate
|Rs. 44,635 per 1 kg
|Highest Rate in June
|Rs. 44,635 per 1 kg for 1 kg for 30th June
|Lowest Rate in June
|Rs. 44,635 per 1 kg on June 1st
|Overall Performance
|Percentage Change
Jun'16 - Week 1 (1st to 4th)
- Silver traded at Rs. 38, 640 per 1 kg on the 1st of June.
- Silver price surged by Rs.225 per kg on the 3nd of June at Rs. 38,865 per kg.
- Silver traded at Rs.39,755 per kg on the 4th of June.
Jun'16 - Week 2 (5th to 11th)
- Silver traded at Rs. 39,755 per kg on the 5th of June as there was no change in the price from the previous week.
- The price of silver came down by Rs.65 from Rs. 39,755 per kg to Rs. 39,690 per kg on the 6th of June.
- Silver witnessed a further decline as prices dropped down to Rs. 39,585 per kg on the 8th of June.
- Prices steadily increased over the week and silver traded at Rs.41,510 per kg on the 11th of June.
Jun'16 - Week 3 (12th to 18th)
- Silver remained unchanged and traded at Rs.41,510 per kg on the 12th of June.
- Silver hit Rs.41,935 per kg on the 14th of June.
- Silver traded at Rs.42,958 per kg on the 16th of June.
- The price declined further over the week and silver hit Rs.42,235 on the 18th of June.
Jun'16 - Week 4 (19th to 25th)
- Silver traded at Rs.42,235 per kg on the 19th of June.
- Due to heavy demand in the global market,the price of silver rose to Rs.42,405 per kg on the 21st of June.
- The price of silver relatively increased over the week and hit Rs.43,465 per kg on the 24th of June.
- The price of silver remained unchanged on the 25th of June at Rs.43,465 per kg.
Jun'16 - Week 5 (26th to 30th)
- Silver traded at Rs.43,465 per kg on the 25th and 26th of June.
- The price further increased to Rs.43,980 per kg on the 29th of June.
- Silver closed the month at Rs.44,635 per kg on the 30th of June.
|1st May rate
|Rs. 42,590
|31st May rate
|Rs. 39,010
|Highest rate in May
|Rs. 42,675 on 2nd of May
|Lowest rate in May
|Rs. 38,705 on 30th of May
|Overall performance
|% Change
May '16 - Weeks 1 and 2 (1st to 8th)
- Silver prices in Pune started off the week at a high, trading at Rs. 42,590 and surging to Rs. 42,675 per kg on the 2nd of May.
- Demand from industrial units was bolstered by a weak Dollar, resulting in prices staying high for the first few days of May.
- A slight dip in prices was observed during the rest of the week, when prices fell by Rs. 650 per kg to trade at Rs. 42,020 due to a slump in demand.
- Prices fell marginally the rest of the week to end weekly trading at Rs. 41,875 per kg.
May '16 -Week 3 (9th to 15th)
- Silver maintained a stable price for the first half of the week, but a resurgence in the Dollar resulted in demand weakening, pushing prices lower.
- Silver traded at Rs. 41,725 per kg on the 9th of May and fell by Rs.890 a kg on the 10th of May, the steep drop due to flagging demand.
- Silver recovered over the next few days but prices remained low, as the stock market fluctuated on news of an imminent rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
- Silver traded at Rs. 41,255 per kg on the 15th of May, steadying after a week of turbulence in rates.
May '16 - Week 4 (16th to 22nd)
- The price of silver dipped during the week as the markets rallied, causing the Dollar to gain some ground.
- Silver traded at Rs. 41,255 per kg, maintaining its steady rate from the previous week.
- Prices rose by Rs. 300 per kg on the 17th of May to Rs. 41,545 per kg, but fell again as speculation of good economic data led to a surge in stock prices.
- Silver dropped sharply towards the end of the week, recording a fall of Rs. 1,320 per kg to settle at Rs. 40,060 on the 20th of May.
- Prices improved marginally to close the week at Rs. 40,135 per kg.
May '16 - Weeks 5 and 6 (23rd to 31st)
- Prices fell in the last week of May in Pune as data from the U.S. manufacturing sector indicated an interest rate increase in the month of June.
- Silver prices fell to Rs. 40,060 per kg on the 23rd of May and continued to drop over the rest of the week.
- The Dollar strengthened against other currencies and Asian stock markets performed well, leading to a drop in silver demand.
- Silver prices plunged to their lowest rate in the month on the 30th of May, trading at Rs. 38,795 per kg.
- Prices rose a fraction on the 31st of May, trading at Rs. 39,065 per kg.
|April 1st Rate
|April 30th Rate
|Highest Rate in April
|Rs.42,690 on the 29th of April
|Lowest Rate in April
|Rs.36,000 on the 4th of April
|Overall Performance
|Gain / Positive
|Percentage Change
Apr'16 - Weeks 1 & 2 (1st to 10th)
- Silver rates were on the decline during the first four days of trading after which rose steadily for the next four days and remained constant for the last three days of the ten-day period.
- Prices were recorded at Rs.36,780 on the 1st of the month and Rs.36,620 on the tenth day of April.
- Prices started to rise after the first four days of trading owing to the firming of international and domestic cues.
Apr '16 - Week 3 (11th to 17th)
- Silver rates increased steadily during the third week of the month.
- Prices were recorded at Rs.37,115 on the first day of the week and Rs.39,110 on the last day of the week.
- Prices rose by almost Rs.2000 over the third week of trading, as an increase in industrial demand was recorded while domestic and global cues grew stronger.
Apr '16 - Week 4 (18th to 24th)
- Silver rates fluctuated during the fourth week of the month but recorded healthy gains over the seven-day period.
- Prices were recorded at Rs.38,920 on the first day of the week and Rs.41,155 on the last.
- Prices increased by over Rs.2200 during course of the week, making it the best seven-day period for jewellers and traders in April.
Apr '16 - Week 5 (25th to 30th)
- Silver rates increased steadily over the course of the week barring a small drop in prices on the fourth day of trading.
- Prices were recorded at Rs.40,810 on the first day of the week and Rs.42,590 on the last day of the month.
|1st March rate
|31st March rate
|Highest rate in March
|Rs.38,640 on 18th
|Lowest rate in March
|Rs.36,455 on 29th
|Overall performance
|% Change
Mar'16 - Week 1 (1st to 6th)
- Silver prices depreciated in the first week.
- Prices were Rs.37,005 on 1st and Rs.36,640 on 6th.
- Silver rates fluctuated till 3rd before stabilizing from thereon.
Mar'16 - Mar'16 - Week 2 (7th to 13th)
- Silver prices appreciated in this week.
- Rates were Rs.37,695 on 7th and Rs.37,710 on 13th.
- Silver ended the week Rs.15 up from last week's rates.
Mar'16 - Week 3 (14th to 20th)
- Silver was up again during this week.
- Rates were Rs.37,650 on 14th and Rs.37,865 on 20th.
- Silver reached its monthly high of Rs.38,640 on 18th.
Mar'16 - Week 4 (21st to 27th)
- Silver experienced substantial losses in the week.
- Rates were Rs.37,930 on 21st and Rs.36,685 on 27th.
- Prices dropped by an overall margin of Rs.1,245 during this week's trading.
Mar'16 - Week 5 (28th to 31st)
- Silver was down by Rs.75 in the last four days of March.
- Prices were Rs.36,570 on 28th and Rs.36,495 on 31st.
|1st February rate
|29th February rate
|Highest rate in February
|Rs.38,640 on 12th
|Lowest rate in February
|Rs.34,970 on 1st
|Overall performance
|% Change
Week 1 (1st to 7th)
- Rates appreciated at the start of February.
- Rates were Rs.34,970 on 1st and Rs.36,925 on 7th.
- Silver had a fruitful week, rising on all days and finally closing Rs.1,955 higher.
Week 2 (8th to 14th)
- Silver gained more value in the second week.
- Rates were Rs.36,950 on 8th and Rs.38,525 on 14th.
- Silver started out negatively before rallying on 12th to Rs.38,640 and settling at a healthy Rs.38,525 by the end of the week.
Week 3 (15th to 21th)
- The third week brought more profits for silver.
- Prices were Rs.37,220 on 15th and Rs.37,930 on 21st.
- Silver had more moderate gains in the third week, with volatility in the 37,000s.
Week 4 (22nd to 29th)
- The fourth week saw silver lose some of its value.
- Prices were Rs.37,615 on 22nd and Rs.36,295 on 29th.
- Silver was down for the majority of the week, ultimately closing at Rs.36,295.
4 th January rate
31 st January rate
Highest rate in January
Rs.35,565 on 28th
Lowest rate in January
Rs.33,295 on 13th
Overall performance
% Change
Jan '16 - Week 1 (4 th to 10 th )
Silver rates were up in the 1st week of the month.
Rates were Rs.33,230 on 4th and Rs.33,865 on 10th.
Prices rose to Rs.34,220 as on 8th but shed some of the gains by the end of the week to settle at Rs.33,865.
Jan '16 - Week 2 (11 th to 17 th )
Prices appreciated again in the 2nd week.
Rates were Rs.33,750 on 11th and Rs.34,335 on 17th.
Silver lost some value to touch Rs.33,295 on 13th but regained it to settle at Rs.34,220 by 14th.
Prices rose marginally to Rs.34,335 on 15th and remained stable for the rest of the week.
Jan '16 - Week 3 (18 th to 24 th )
Silver gained value in the 3rd week.
Prices were Rs.34,115 on 18th and Rs.34,425 on 24th.
Prices were volatile in the beginning of the week before settling at a healthy Rs.34,425 by 24th.
Jan '16 - Week 4 (25 th to 31 st )
Silver continued the positive spree in the 4th week.
Rates were Rs.34,435 on 25th and Rs.34,930 on 31st.
Prices moved in the positive direction till 28th when they touched a high of Rs.35,565.
Silver depreciated to Rs.34,930 by 31st to end the month on a positive note.
|1stDecember rate
|31stDecember rate
|Highest rate in December
|Rs.35,050 on 5th and 6th
|Lowest rate in December
|Rs.33,050 on 18th
|Overall performance
|% Change
- Silver Rates appreciated in the 1st week of December.
- Prices were Rs.34,040 on 1st and Rs.35,015 on 7th.
- Prices started appreciating from 4th onwards and managed to stay above Rs.35,000 for three days in the week.
- Silver Rates decreased in the 2nd week.
- It was priced at Rs.34,415 on 8th and Rs.33,670 on 14th.
- Silver was stable around Rs.34,000 for 6 days in the week though it fell to Rs.33,670 on 14th to end lower than the 34,000-mark.
- Silver Rates were stable on the whole in the 3rd week of December.
- Prices were Rs.33,230 on 15th and Rs.33,900 on 21st.
- Silver rose to Rs.33,860 by 17th before dropping steeply by Rs.810 on 18th to settle at Rs.33,050.
- Silver gained the lost value immediately in the next session by trading at Rs.33,785 before ending the week higher at Rs.33,900.
- Silver lost Rs.615 during the last days of December.
- Rates were Rs.34,020 on 22nd and Rs.33,405 on 31st.
- Prices were stable at around Rs.34,000 till 28th before dropping to Rs.33,490 on 29th and ending the month and year at Rs.33,405 as on 31st December.
|1st November rate
|30th November rate
|Highest rate in November
|Rs.37,670 on 1st, 2nd and 3rd
|Lowest rate in November
|Rs.33,940 on 30th
|Overall performance
|% Change
- Silver Rates depreciated in the 1st week of the month.
- Prices were Rs.37,670 on 1st and Rs.36,100 on 7th.
- Silver stabilized at Rs.36,450 by 6th before falling slightly to Rs.36,100 to end the week.
- Silver Rates depreciated in the 2nd week.
- It was priced at Rs.36,100 on 8th and Rs.35,000 on 14th.
- Silver didn't trade in the positive all through the week with drops experienced on 10th, 11th, and 13th.
- Silver Rates were stable on the whole in the 3rd week of November.
- Prices were Rs.35,000 on 15th and Rs.34,995 on 21st.
- Rates were stable at Rs.35,000 till 17th, dropped to Rs.34,675 on 18th, and appreciated to Rs.34,775 and Rs.34,995 on 19th and 21st respectively.
- Silver lost a little over Rs.1,000 towards the end of November.
- Rates were Rs.34,995 on 22nd and Rs.33,940 on 30th.
- Prices were stable at Rs.34,995 till 25th before declining on 26th and 28th to Rs.34,290 and Rs.34,090 respectively.
- There was a drop of Rs.150 on the last day of the month that brought down prices to Rs.33,940.
Silver Price Trend in Pune
The rate of silver varies according to global market conditions and one kg of silver costs Rs 39,364 (as of June 2015). The cost of silver has changed over the last year, having reached a maximum of over Rs 40,000 a kg and a minimum of around Rs 36,000 a kg. Silver rates have now reached a stable point, averaging around Rs 39,300 per kg.
Silver rates are expected to rise up in the near future and this would be the perfect investment opportunity for those who wish to invest in silver.
Major Silver Dealers in Pune
Silver can be purchased from all major jewellers in Pune, some of the famous names being KP Gems World, Krishna Jewellers, VS Waikar and Sons, Sagar Jewellers and Tikhe Saraf. Silver can also be purchased from major banks and one could walk into select branches to purchase it. Local pawn shops and small jewellers too sell silver and can be found across the city.
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Patna, Sep 24 (UNI) At least eight people were killed and 22 injured most of them critically, in two road accidents in south Bihar's Rohtas and Begusarai districts today, police said.
They said in the first instance, a speeding vehicle dashed against a stationary truck from behind on NH 31 near Sanghoul in Begusarai district early today, killing four passengers on the spot and injuring 12 others.
All the injured were rushed to a nearby hospital, where the condition of five was stated to be critical, sources said, adding the accident occurred after the driver of the ill-fated jeep lost control over the wheels.
In another incident, four more people were killed and ten injured when a potato-laden truck overturned on Dehri-Jadunathpur road near Dehri-on-Sone in Rohtas district this morning.
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As the condition of some of the injured deteriorated, they were admitted to a nearby health centre, the police said, adding that bad road condition was believed to be the reason behind the accident.
Protesting frequent accidents in the area locals blocked the road which was later lifted following assurance from the district administration.


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When the Air Freight Forwarder's Association (AfA) stages its annual conference next month, the focus will be "closing the deal."
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When the Air Freight Forwarder's Association (AfA) stages its annual conference next month, the focus will be "closing the deal."
According to Brandon Fried, the AfA's Executive Director, the industry is well poised to take advantage of the economic recovery.
"This is the one event of the year where the entire air cargo industry convenes under one roof to share experiences and get up to speed on the latest innovations and regulatory activities that everyone involved in our business needs to know about," he said.
AirCargo 2014, will focus on how air forwarding companies can win more businesses, increase overall sales and achieve higher levels of success as the industry continues to recover from the economic downturn.
Under the banner of "Closing the Deal," the conference is expected to draw nearly 1,000 professionals from air cargo related industries - including airfreight forwarding, express delivery, airport cargo management and expedited motor carriers - to the Marriott World Center in Orlando, Florida, from March 30 to April 1.
Online registration is now open at http://www.aircargoconference.com.
The 2014 program will include leaders from across the air cargo industry sharing their knowledge in an open session environment, as well as more than 100 exhibitors on the trade show floor.
The keynote speaker for this year's event will be Bill Boesch, whose 50-year career in freight logistics includes top management positions at the world's largest air cargo operations as well as leadership in high level logistics and security projects for the U.S. government, including those associated with the drawdown of American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In addition to presentations on what it takes to be an effective salesperson or to lead effective team, the program will also feature sessions covering the latest innovations in cold chain solutions, protecting freight from would-be thieves and using air cargo to attract additional business to airports and their surrounding communities.
The conference will also feature presentations from government regulatory agencies - including the Transportation Security Administration, Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Department of Transportation - who will offer their insights on new and upcoming regulations that are likely to impact on air cargo businesses.
The event is sponsored by the Airforwarders Association (AfA), the Air & Expedited Motor Carriers Association, the Express Delivery & Logistics Association (XLA) and the Airports Council International.
About the AuthorPatrick Burnson, Executive Editor Patrick Burnson is executive editor for Logistics Management and Supply Chain Management Review magazines and web sites. Patrick is a widely-published writer and editor who has spent most of his career covering international trade, global logistics, and supply chain management. He lives and works in San Francisco, providing readers with a Pacific Rim perspective on industry trends and forecasts. You can reach him directly at [email protected]
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