Gold Prices Reduced again in Bangladesh with 22-Carat Now at BDT 2,35,146 a Bhori - RTV News

AI desk brief

Bangladesh’s jewellers’ association BAJUS cut domestic gold prices again, reducing 22-carat bullion by BDT 2,216 per bhori to BDT 2,35,146 incl. VAT. 21-carat was cut by BDT 2,100 to BDT 2,24,590, 18-carat by BDT 1,750 to BDT 1,92,864, and traditional-method gold by BDT 1,458 to BDT 1,57,522 per bhori. The move follows a BDT 5,482 hike on Sept. 3 and comes after three straight reductions on Aug. 29, Aug. 31 and Sept. 2.

BAJUS said the latest adjustment reflects a decline in the domestic market price of refined Tejabi gold, and the pricing change was approved by its Standing Committee on Pricing and Price Monitoring. Silver was left unchanged: 22-carat silver stays at BDT 5,132 per bhori, with 21-carat, 18-carat and traditional-method silver at BDT 4,957, BDT 4,257 and BDT 3,208 respectively.

For the desk, this is mostly a local retail pricing read rather than a global driver, but it reinforces softer near-term domestic gold demand conditions in Bangladesh. The repeated price resets suggest BAJUS is tracking a lower underlying market valuation, though there is no sign here of a broader international supply shock or ETF/COMEX flow impulse.