Bangladesh Gold Prices Hit New High at 2.32 Lakh Taka
Premium 22-carat gold in Bangladesh has climbed to 232,930 taka per Bhori. The Bangladesh Jeweller’s Association raised rates by 1,050 taka on September 12. Silver prices also adjusted upward to reflect market volatility.
The cost of premium 22-carat gold in Bangladesh reached 232,930 taka per Bhori. This unit weighs 11.664 grams. The price includes value added tax. The rate represents the highest tier of the local market. It reflects the current official structure set by regulators.
The Bangladesh Jeweller’s Association announced these figures on September 12. The association hiked the price of high-quality gold by 1,050 taka per Bhori. This move responded to fluctuations in the local bullion market. The adjustment followed a brief price drop earlier in the month. Rates rebounded quickly after that initial decline.
Tiered Gold Pricing Structure
Lower purity grades show distinct price points. 21-carat gold is priced at 200,491 taka per Bhori. 18-carat gold costs 191,056 taka per Bhori. Traditional-method gold sells for 156,064 taka per Bhori. These figures are inclusive of all applicable taxes. Buyers pay these fixed amounts at retail counters.
Silver Rates Follow Upward Trend
Premium 22-carat silver now trades at 5,016 taka per Bhori. 21-carat silver is valued at 4,782 taka per Bhori. Traditional-method silver remains available for standard retail purchases. The association set these rates alongside the gold adjustments. The silver market mirrors the stability of the gold sector.
Market Stability and Future Adjustments
Jewelers across the country must follow these official rates. The association adjusts prices based on local supply and demand. The current structure remains valid until the next update. Market participants should monitor announcements for changes. The source GN auto markets/commodities: silver prices confirms the data integrity.
