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Traders have raised the prices of all kinds of gold jewelry in twenty days. The price of all kinds of gold jewelry has increased by 2,332 Tk since Thursday. As such, the price of good quality 22 karat gold jewelery without salary and VAT must be paid at 8,340 Tk. That was 84 thousand 8 rupees as of Wednesday.
The information was given in a press release signed by the Chairman of the Bangladesh Jewelers Association, Enamul Haque Khan, and Secretary General Dilip Kumar Agarwala on Wednesday. Previously, on September 24, the price of gold fell by 2,450 taka and a new price was set.
Despite the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus, the Sino-US trade war and the upcoming US elections, the falling US dollar, falling oil prices, and various complex economic equations, gold prices have fallen four times. this year. The price of gold has risen. Therefore, considering the general situation, according to the decision of the Bangladesh Jewelers Association (BAJUS), the new price of gold and silver was fixed in the Bangladesh market as of Thursday.
According to the new price, the 21 karat gold price will be Rs 63,191, which was Rs 80,659 as of Wednesday, the new 18-karat gold price will be Rs 74,443, which was Rs 72,111 as of Wednesday and will have than to buy a traditional method heavy gold ornament. 54,121 rupees, as of Wednesday it was 51,69 rupees.
However, the price of all types of silver will remain unchanged. Meanwhile, the price of gold has fallen but the price of silver has remained unchanged. The 22 karat heavy silver ornaments will be priced at Rs 1,518. The heavy silver 21 and 18 karat ornaments will cost 1,434 and 1,224 rupees respectively. And the silver ornaments of the traditional method cost 933 rupees as before.
The gold market has been volatile for the past few months. On August 5, the price of gold per ounce (31.10346 grams) on the world market reached $ 2,000. At that time, the Jewelers Association announced an increase of 4,433 Tk to fill the country’s market. The price of gold stood at 6,218 rupees an ounce. This is the highest price in the history of the country.
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