After the rise in prices last week, the capital market piyasara piyasera rise more. By the week, the price of Piyas increased by 5 to 8 rupees per kg. On the other hand, vegetable prices continued to grow
. Rain has been running throughout the country for the last few weeks. The traders think that the impact of the market has fallen on the raw market. That is why before the Ramadan, the price of brinjal is 60 to 70 taka. However, prices of some of the most demanded grams, sugar and some of the Ramadan prices are stable. Retail traders excuse the rising prices and prices of various products including piazas centered on the month of Ramadan. This information was found from different retail markets of the city's Karwan Bazar, Hatirpool Market.
Meanwhile, Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed has warned against raising prices of essential commodities in front of Ramadan month. On the other hand, South Dhaka Mayor Said Khokon promised to not increase the prices by meeting with the traders. But the image of the market is inverted. But there is no unrest in the market of India, the main source of Piyas import. Production in the country is adequate. But without any reason, the price of Piyas began to grow, said consumer general.
Local Piyas are selling at the rate of 50 to 60 rupees in the market. Along with this, imported LC Piyaz from India is selling at Tk 40 to 45. That's cheaper than last week's 5 to 10 more money. Besides, local piyas are sold at Tk 40 to 42 in Shyambazar and other wholesale markets in the capital. Imported LC Piaz from India is selling at Tk 30-35.
As per the TCB, the retail price of the domestic Piyas 45 to 50 rupees per kg and imported piyas at 35 to 40 rupees in the retail market. But a week ago, the price of domestic and imported Piyas was between Tk 38 and 45 and Tk 30-35 respectively. For the last one month, the price of this essential item is increasing. According to TCB, Piyas rose 33.77 percent in the last one month. The price of garlic has also increased by 10 paisa Domestic garlic 60 to 80 taka and imported garlic is sold at Tk 100-120.
Treasurer of Shyambazar Merchant Association Mohsin Uddin (Bulu) Mia said, the main reason for the rise in Piyaz's price is the bitter weather. Besides, the enthusiastic crowd of Bangladesh started shopping before the month of Ramadan. And that's why the price of the market increases the prices of essential commodities.
GS Manik, proprietor of the M / s depository store in this market, said that the market of Piaz of Bangladesh is completely dependent on India. The price of Bangladesh increased in the price of Piyas. If there is a possibility of increasing the prices of Indian Pias, traders will reduce the supply of local Piazza. With the rise in prices, the country started leaving piazza. As a result, all the markets in Bangladesh are affected.
Nasim Rahman, a worker who came to Kawran Bazar, said that the price of Piyas was much higher than before. Not just piazza, as well as garlic and adasahebaha everything is the market. Piyaj's price increases every month before the month of Ramadan in the business and commerce of hoarders. That is why we have to face the danger of ordinary buyers like us. It has become a common rule.
The price of chikengara, which was sold at Tk 40 a kg in the market last week, was increased to Tk 60-70. It is being sold at the same price. The market is selling and selling brinjal is worth Tk 50-70. However, papaya is sold at Tk 60-70 per kg as of the previous week. Larger vegetables cost 50 rupees. Under 50 kg only the karla and potal match. The price of potato, which was sold at Tk 35-40 per kg last week, remained unchanged. For the last week, we have sold 50-60kg of barbet and machets. Among the other things remaining unchanged, seasoned tomatoes are sold at Tk 40-50, taxation is 45-50 taka, carrots 40-50 rupees, cabbage is sold at Tk 40-50 per kg. However, red spinach, green data spinach, jute leafy vegetables, pomegranate spices sold 5-10 taka as per the previous week. Poorish is sold at Tk 20-25. Lava spinach is being sold at the same price.
Vegetable seller Taher said, the price of vegetables will increase during Ramadan, it is nothing new. Every Ramadan actually increases the price of all vegetables. Now this is no exception.
Meanwhile, the sale of white boiler chicken is sold at Tk 150-170, which is 130-140 taka a week ago. The price of red cock chicken, which was sold at Tk 150-160 in last week, was increased to Tk 180-185. Boiler chicken businessman Mobarak Hossain said that Ramadan will start next week. So at the beginning of this the meat needs a little more. So now the price of chicken has increased slightly.
