Revising domestic bullion rates Saturday, the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS) elevated twenty-two-carat gold by BDT 1,691 per bhori to BDT 2,34,621 inclusive of value-added tax, taking effect at 10 am following domestic pure tejabi gold appreciation and broader market assessments.

Under revised schedules, a bhori (11.664 grammes) of twenty-one-carat gold stands at BDT 2,24,065, eighteen-carat gold at BDT 1,92,398 and traditional-method gold at BDT 1,57,172.

Rates persist nationwide until subsequent notices, with design-based crafting charges applying separately.

Because retail tags incorporate value-added tax, separate tax collection from buyers remains prohibited, while prior exchange and buyback frameworks endure minus designated tax, craftsmanship fees, and gemstone valuations.

Previous adjustments occurred September 12, lifting twenty-two-carat stock by BDT 1,050 to BDT 2,32,930.

Cumulative 2026 domestic gold revisions reach 116 instances comprising 58 hikes, 57 cuts, and one tax realignment.

Simultaneously, precious metal adjustments raised twenty-two-carat silver by BDT 116 per bhori to BDT 5,132 VAT-inclusive.

Revised silver tiers fix twenty-one-carat at BDT 4,957, eighteen-carat at BDT 4,257, and traditional-method stock at BDT 3,208.

Year-to-date silver revisions total 70 adjustments, splitting across 36 increases and 34 reductions.