Gold prices in Bangladesh have been raised once again, with the new rates taking effect today (Thursday, September 4). Silver prices, however, remain unchanged.

According to the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS), gold prices have been increased by Tk 3,044 per bhori (11.664 grams).

With the latest adjustment, the price of 22-carat gold now stands at Tk 178,832 per bhori, marking the highest price for gold in the country’s history.

Meanwhile, 21-carat gold is now priced at Tk 170,703 per bhori, 18-carat gold at Tk 146,313 per bhori, and traditional-standard gold at Tk 121,166 per bhori.

BAJUS also stated in its notice that buyers must pay the government-mandated 5% VAT along with a minimum 6% making charge, which may vary depending on the jewelry’s design and craftsmanship.

Just two days earlier, on September 1, gold prices had been raised by Tk 1,470 per bhori, pushing the price of 22-carat gold to Tk 175,788 per bhori. That adjustment came into effect on September 2.

This latest change marks the 49th price revision this year. Of these, prices were increased 33 times and lowered 16 times. In comparison, gold prices were adjusted 62 times in 2024, with 35 hikes and 27 reductions recorded.

Silver prices remain steady, with 22-carat silver selling at Tk 2,811 per bhori, 21-carat silver at Tk 2,683, 18-carat silver at Tk 2,298, and traditional silver at Tk 1,726 per bhori.