Gold Prices Rise in Bangladesh Effective October 5 2026

On Monday, October 5, 2026, gold prices in Bangladesh saw a notable increase following an announcement by the Bangladesh Jewelers Association (BAJUS) on September 30. The new prices took effect immediately, reflecting a rise in the cost of various gold purities. For 22-carat gold, the price per bhori (11.664 grams) increased by 2,216 taka, reaching 2,30,772 taka. Similarly, 21-carat gold saw a rise of 2,099 taka, settling at 2,20,391 taka per bhori, while 18-carat gold increased by 1,808 taka to 1,89,248 taka per bhori. Traditional Sonaton gold also saw an uptick of 1,458 taka, now priced at 1,54,606 taka per bhori.

The price adjustments were detailed in a live chart provided by Probashir Diganta, which listed the unit prices for gold in increments of anas (a traditional measurement). For example, 22-carat gold per ana is now priced at 14,423.25 taka, up to 2,30,772 taka for a full bhori. The chart also included similar breakdowns for 21-carat, 18-carat, and traditional gold.

Buyers should note that the listed prices do not include additional costs such as a 5% VAT on gold ornaments and a minimum making charge of 3,500 taka per bhori. Gold in Bangladesh is measured by purity using the carat system, with common purities being 24K (99.9% pure), 22K (91.67% pure), 21K (87.5% pure), 18K (75% pure), and traditional Sonaton gold, which varies in purity.

Additionally, the article provided an update on silver prices in Bangladesh as of October 5, 2026. The price per bhori for 22-carat silver is now 4,316 taka, 21-carat silver is 4,141 taka, 18-carat silver is 3,558 taka, and traditional silver is 2,683 taka. This information was last updated by Probashir Diganta News.