Under the rates set on November 11—when BAJUS slashed prices by BDT 2,741 per bhori—22-carat gold (11.664 grams) is retailing at

BDT 2,24,182 per bhori

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According to the official BAJUS price chart, 21-carat gold is priced at BDT 2,14,093 per bhori, 18-carat gold at BDT 1,84,000 per bhori, and traditional-method (Sonaton) gold at BDT 1,50,232 per bhori. Prior to the November 11 revision, BAJUS had also reduced gold prices by BDT 2,741 per bhori on November 6, bringing the 22-carat rate down to BDT 2,26,923 inclusive of VAT. Meanwhile, domestic silver prices remain unchanged, with 22-carat silver priced at BDT 3,499 per bhori.

BAJUS clarified that while design-specific making charges apply to gold jewelry, VAT is already embedded in the retail price, meaning jewelers cannot charge customers extra VAT separately. Furthermore, for old jewelry transactions, a 12 percent deduction applies to exchanges and an 18 percent deduction applies to direct cash purchases (after excluding making charges and stone costs), with no separate VAT deduction permitted.