Market higher before Ramadan

Week interval gram sugar and garlic prices rose two per kg from Rs 15




And the remaining three weeks of the holy month of Ramadan begins. But the rising prices of essential commodities. The market in the past one week interval garlic, chickpeas and sugar prices rose to Rs 15 per kg two. Marketing agency of the Government Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) as the increase in prices has been highlighted in the data. However, on Friday Kawranbazar, New Market, and can be seen at Shantinagar market, some product prices even more.

Traders say the increase in the price of these products in the international market. Impact on the market. They said, because of drought in India, the production of pulses has been low. They buy pulses from the international market. In addition, the tax on sugar in the product prices.

TCB, the last one week interval rasune manabhede kilogram increased from 10 100 to 15 135 rupees, up 85 rupees to 88 rupees cholaya 4 to 7 and 5 to 55 recognize the increase is being sold at Rs.

As a government agency, a variety of essential goods in the space of a month in the last 1 percent to 79 percent of local lentils, potatoes, 5 percent, 56 percent, 17 percent and 65 percent of the local onion, garlic 8 per cent, gram, 10 percent to 90 percent, 10 percent cumin, cinnamon 1 percent and 14 percent increase in the price of salt. The decline in coarse rice, flour and flour. 3 percent of the price of coarse rice, flour 3 percent 8 percent, 3 percent and 80 percent of the flour and ginger 1 percent to 50 percent.

Yesterday the market manabhede per kg Turkey / Canada baradana lentils 100 115 rupees, 120 rupees from 105 majharidana lentils, lentil 140 domestic and 145 rupees, 150 rupees to 145 Nepalese lentils, peas eyankara are sold at Rs 40 to 46. The potato 18 0 money, money manabhede imported onions from 0 to 35, local onion at Tk 35 to 45, 0 to 180 rupees imported garlic, cumin 420 from Rs 350, Rs 350 and a packet of salt, cinnamon 300 X 35 rupees per kilogram sold is.

Monitoring Cell of the Tariff Commission, bengal gram country needs about 80 thousand tons per year. In only 70 thousand tons of demand during Ramadan. However, in the last nine months, 45 million tonnes were imported gram and Bengal gram.

Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS), the 201415 fiscal year has produced 1 million 67 thousand tons of lentils. 1 lakh 9 thousand tons were imported. 3 lakh 75 thousand tons of product demand. In the first nine months of the current fiscal year, the country imported 1 million 36 thousand tons of lentils.

The country needs 1.5 million tons of sugar a year. In the meantime, nearly three million tonnes of demand during Ramadan. Is to produce two million tonnes of sugar in the country. Nine months of this year, 1 million 1 thousand tons of sugar has been imported.

In the last few years the price of sugar in the international market greatly decreased in the retail market, coming down to Rs 38 per kg bid. But in August last year, customs import sugar price (tariff value) set at $ 320 per ton on the 0 percent regulatory duty was imposed. In December, the value of the tariff was increased to $ 350. As a result, the price of sugar has risen by traders.

Moulvibazar Traders Association president Golam Mowla said Ramadan, edible oil, onion, adasaha there is no possibility of product price rises. However, price increases in the international market chickpea, lentil prices may rise somewhat. However, he advised consumers not to buy more products together. If the market will remain stable.

Senior Secretary of the Ministry of Commerce said Hedayetullah Al Mamun, compared to the demand in the country has enough reserves of essential commodities. So there is no reason to increase prices. He said the country has enough reserves bengal gram. In addition, during Ramadan gram TCB will sell at a lower price in the market. As a result, you do not have a crisis. No one tried to raise reasonable prices stern action would be taken against him.

TCB will sell goods during Ramadan

Ramadan, the month of essential goods will be sold in order to keep the market stable marketing agency of the Government Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB). These include sugar, chickpeas, lentils, cooking oil and dates. These products will be sold at a lower price than the market price. These products will be sold in the truck traveling across the country, as well as regular dealers. In addition to the 5 spot in the capital city of Chittagong, 10, each of the 5 five divisional spatasaha TCB products will be sold across 174 mobile trucks.