According to Bajus's latest price adjustment, on Wednesday (11 November), the price of gold per bhori was reduced by 2,741 taka. In the new price list, the price of one bhori of 22-karat gold, including VAT, has been set at 224,182 taka. At current rates, the price of one bhori of 21-karat gold is 214,093 taka, 18-karat is 184,000 taka, and traditional-method gold is 150,232 taka.

Earlier, on 6 November, Bajus adjusted gold prices. At that time, the price of 22-karat gold per bhori was reduced by 2,741 taka and set at 226,923 taka including VAT.

Although gold prices decreased, silver prices remain unchanged in the country's market. Currently, including VAT, the price of 22-karat silver per bhori is 3,499 taka. In addition, the price of one bhori of 21-karat silver is 3,383 taka, 18-karat is 2,916 taka, and traditional-method silver is 2,216 taka.

Bajus said that in selling gold ornaments, making charges will be added according to the design. However, since VAT is included in the sale price, there is no scope to collect VAT separately from the buyer. In the case of ornament exchange, 12 percent must be deducted from the fixed price excluding making charges and stone value, and in the case of purchasing old gold, 18 percent must be deducted; in this case VAT cannot be deducted separately. This price list will remain effective at jewellery establishments across the country until further instructions from Bajus.