Dhaka, Dec 03 (V7N) – The Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS) has announced a reduction in the market price of gold, effective Wednesday, December 3, 2025. According to an official notice issued on Tuesday night, December 2, the price of 22-carat gold has been lowered by Tk 1,050 per tola, bringing the new price to Tk 2,11,095 per tola.
 
The association cited a decline in the value of pure gold (tejabi gold) in the local market as the primary reason for the adjustment. The decision takes into account overall market trends and ensures that prices remain aligned with current demand and supply conditions.
 
Gold prices in Bangladesh have been volatile over the past few months. On October 17, 2025, the price of gold peaked at Tk 2,17,382 per tola, the highest level recorded in the country’s market. Since then, fluctuations have continued due to global market influences, changes in international gold rates, and domestic demand variations.
 
Market analysts note that gold trading in Bangladesh is influenced by several factors, including international bullion prices, exchange rate variations, import costs, and seasonal demand spikes during wedding and festival periods. The recent price drop reflects both a decrease in global gold prices and a moderation in domestic demand.
 
BAJUS officials stated that the reduction is intended to maintain market stability and ensure that consumers can buy gold at fair rates. Jewelers are also advised to adjust their retail pricing to match the revised wholesale rates.
 
Consumers in Dhaka, Chattogram, and other major cities have welcomed the reduction, describing it as timely relief, especially during the ongoing wedding season and upcoming festive occasions when gold purchases traditionally increase.
 
Experts predict that gold prices may continue to fluctuate in the coming months, depending on international market trends and domestic demand. Buyers are advised to monitor prices closely and make purchases strategically to avoid sudden losses or overpayment.
 
This adjustment marks the latest move in a series of price corrections in Bangladesh’s gold market during 2025, reflecting both local and global economic factors.
 
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