In addition, pick-up sought after at the domestic markets on the back of relationship season also supported the upside in silver prices from futures trade.
At the Multi Commodity Exchange, March metallic gained Rs 200, or 0. 30%, to Rs 67, 904 for each kg, with a trade turnover of 24 lots.
The actual December contract traded Rs 261, or 0. 29%, greater at Rs 66, 655 per kg, clocking a turnover associated with 910 lots.
Market analysts said continued rise in silver prices at futures trade is a result of a firming trend overseas as concern about slowing economic growth and Europe's debt woes spurred demand for any protection of wealth.
Meanwhile, silver shot up by 0. 5% in order to $43. 13 an ounce in Asian region.