Silver — Previous Session Summary
- Close
- 1,79,132.00
- Change
- −10,321.00 (-5.45%)
- Day High
- 1,88,272.00
- Day Low
- 1,78,819.00
- Day Open
- 1,87,777.00
Last updated: 2 Nov 2026 09:31 IST · Session: 2 Nov 2026 · Data: close of 30 Oct 2026 · Contract: SILVER 04 Dec 26 FUT
Contract Details
- Contract
- SILVER 04 Dec 26 FUT
- Expiry
- 4 Dec 2026
- Lot size
- 30.00
- Contract unit
- 30 kg
- Price quoted in
- per kg
- Tick size
- 1.00
- Value of one tick
- 30.00
Contract details are as of 22 Sep 2026. The exchange revises them from time to time.
Quick Answers
- Silver Classic pivot on MCX is 1,82,074.33. R1 is 1,85,329.67. S1 is 1,75,876.67 (as of close of 30 Oct 2026).
- What is the Silver pivot level on MCX today?
- The Classic pivot is 1,82,074.33 for the 2 Nov 2026 session. It comes from the last session. That session’s High was 1,88,272.00. Its Low was 1,78,819.00. Its Close was 1,79,132.00.
- What are the Silver support and resistance levels on MCX?
- On the Classic method: R1 is 1,85,329.67. S1 is 1,75,876.67. R2 is 1,91,527.33. S2 is 1,72,621.33.
Central Pivot Range (CPR)
| Top Central (TC) | 1,83,545.50 |
|---|---|
| Pivot | 1,82,074.33 |
| Bottom Central (BC) | 1,80,603.17 |
| Width | 2,942.33 (1.62% of index) |
The CPR is wider than it was in the session before. It says only this much: in the last session the distance between the pivot and its top/bottom was larger.
The width is about 1.62% of the index level. A small number means a narrow CPR; a large number means a wide one.
Classic Pivot Levels
| R3 | 1,94,782.67 |
|---|---|
| R2 | 1,91,527.33 |
| R1 | 1,85,329.67 |
| Pivot (PP) | 1,82,074.33 |
| S1 | 1,75,876.67 |
| S2 | 1,72,621.33 |
| S3 | 1,66,423.67 |
Previous Session and Weekly Range
| Previous Day High | 1,88,272.00 |
|---|---|
| Previous Day Low | 1,78,819.00 |
| Weekly High (5 sessions) | 1,97,388.00 |
| Weekly Low (5 sessions) | 1,78,819.00 |
How These Numbers Are Built
Pivot levels are fixed numbers derived from the high, low and close of the last trading session. No one’s opinion enters them; they are arithmetic. The Central Pivot Range (CPR) is one form of that same arithmetic. It computes the pivot along with one level above it and one below it.
Commodity futures carry one more distinction: every contract has its own expiry. Once a contract expires, the next contract on the same commodity takes over, and it has prices of its own. That is why both the contract name and its expiry are stated above.
These numbers are not investment advice of any kind — they are a measurement that changes every session.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the Silver pivot levels calculated?
Pivot = (last day High + Low + Close) ÷ 3, BC = (High + Low) ÷ 2, and TC = (2 × Pivot) − BC. On this page: Pivot is 1,82,074.33. TC is 1,83,545.50. BC is 1,80,603.17.
Which Silver contract does this page show?
SILVER 04 Dec 26 FUT, which expires on 4 Dec 2026. This is always the front (nearest) contract. Once an expiry passes, the next contract takes its place automatically. So the numbers on that day may sit at a different level from the day before.
Do these levels change every session?
Yes. Each session’s levels rest on the High, Low and Close of the whole last trading session. So the numbers get recomputed for every new session. The figures on this page come from the close of 30 Oct 2026.
What does the width of the CPR mean?
The width of the CPR says only how far apart the pivot, top and bottom of the last session sat. On this page that is 2,942.33, which is 1.62% of the close. It is a measurement, not a forecast.
How large is one Silver lot?
In this contract one lot is 30.00 units (30 kg), and the price is quoted per kg. The tick size is 1.00, so on the smallest price movement the value of one lot changes by ₹30.00. The exchange revises these numbers from time to time.