Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS) has raised gold prices in the local market after three consecutive rounds of reductions, increasing the rate by Tk 2,158 per bhori.
In a statement issued Thursday morning, BAJUS said the revised prices took effect from 10:00 am today.
The association said the adjustment was made due to a rise in the price of acid gold (pure gold) in the local market, taking overall market conditions into account.
New gold prices (per bhori)
- 22-carat: Tk 238,121
- 21-carat: Tk 227,331
- 18-carat: Tk 194,847
- Traditional method: Tk 158,689
Previously, on the morning of May 20, BAJUS had adjusted prices downward, reducing the price of 22-carat gold by Tk 2,158 per bhori to Tk 235,963.
Previous gold prices (until May 20)
- 22-carat: Tk 235,963
- 21-carat: Tk 225,232
- 18-carat: Tk 193,039
- Traditional method: Tk 157,231
Despite the increase in gold prices, silver prices in the local market remain unchanged.
Current silver prices (per bhori)
- 22-carat: Tk 5,657
- 21-carat: Tk 5,365
- 18-carat: Tk 4,607
- Traditional method: Tk 3,441
So far this year, silver prices in the country have been adjusted 39 times—21 times upward and 18 times downward. In 2025 alone, silver prices were adjusted 13 times, with 10 increases and only 3 decreases.
