Gold prices have fallen again in the domestic market!
Published: 01:35 4 May 2025
The price of gold in the domestic market has decreased slightly. This time, the price of good quality gold (22 carats) has decreased by 3,569 taka per bhori. According to the new price, 22 carat gold will be sold at 1,68,976 taka per bhori in the domestic market. This new price will be effective from tomorrow, Sunday, across the country.
On Saturday (May 3), the Bangladesh Jewelers Association (BAJUS) announced the reduction in gold prices through a press release. The release said that due to the decrease in the price of acidic (pure gold) gold in the local market, it has been decided to adjust the price of gold.
According to the new price:
The price of one bhori of 21 carats gold has been reduced to 1,61,301 taka.
The price of one bhori of 18 carats gold has been reduced to 1,38,253 taka.
The price of one bhori of traditional gold has been fixed at 1,14,296 taka.
In addition, the price of silver remains unchanged. According to the new silver price:
The price of 22-carat silver is 2,846 taka per bhori.
The price of 21-carat silver is 2,718 taka per bhori.
The price of 18-carat silver is 2,333 taka per bhori.
The price of one bhori of traditional silver has been fixed at 1,750 taka.
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