Gold prices rise again in Bangladesh market
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Gold prices have increased once again in the Bangladeshi market. The Bangladesh Jewellers' Association (BAJUS) announced the new rates due to a price hike of pure gold in the local market.
- The price of high-quality 22-carat gold has been increased once again.
- Bangladesh Jewellers' Association (BAJUS) announced the new pricing in a press release.
- The price hike is attributed to the rising cost of pure gold in the local market.
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Gold prices have risen once again in the local market of Bangladesh. The price of the finest quality 22-carat gold has been adjusted to a new high. The Bangladesh Jewellers' Association (BAJUS) announced this decision through a press release, stating that the new rates will take effect nationwide from tomorrow.
According to BAJUS, the price of pure gold (tejabi gold) has significantly increased in the local market. To keep up with this trend, the association had to adjust the prices. This is one of several price hikes in recent months, putting additional pressure on general consumers.
Regular buyers express frustration, saying that frequent price hikes are making it difficult for them to purchase gold, especially during the wedding season. On the other hand, jewelry traders argue that they are forced to raise prices due to the rising cost of raw materials in both local and international markets.
Market analysts believe that unless the volatility in the international gold market subsides, prices are unlikely to drop in the local market. Some fear that gold prices might rise even further in the coming days. However, BAJUS assured that they would adjust the prices downward if the market stabilizes.
“The continuous rise in gold prices is heavily impacting the middle-class population, particularly affecting wedding budgets and traditional savings. While BAJUS's decision aligns with international market trends, stronger local market monitoring is essential to protect consumers from unfair pricing.”
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