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Govt’s ways to control prices keep faltering

THE government’s bid to keep kitchen market stable has largely failed, as prices continue their relentless climb. Most vegetables marked a fresh price hike this week, with green chillis selling for Tk 300–350 a kilogram in Dhaka. Traders claim that excessive rain for several days and the suspension of trading activities at land ports for eight days because of Durga Puja have created...

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Price stability, poverty reduction far from a reality

THE interim government’s efforts to keep the kitchen market stable have not been successful, as prices of essentials continue to rise. The prices of almost all essential food items, including onions, eggs, broiler chickens and vegetables, remained high on August 15 in the capital’s kitchen markets. Broiler chickens are sold at Tk 170-180 per kilogram at retail markets, which was...

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Govt needs to shore up issues to contain prices on kitchen market

PRICES of onions, eggs of farm chickens and vegetables registered a fresh increase on the kitchen market in Dhaka in the past week. Prices of onions registered the highest increase of Tk 20 a kilogram, that too, in a couple of days. Onions on August 8 sold for Tk 80–85 a kilogram, up from Tk 60–65. The prices, however, ranged between Tk 65 and Tk 70 on the wholesale market...

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Prices of green chilli, vegetables remain high

The price of green chillies remained high on the capital’s kitchen markets on Friday, selling at Tk 160-300 a kilogram, depending on variant and market, due to a supply shortage.

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Prices of essentials increase again

Although vegetable prices remained relatively low throughout the month of Ramadan, the capital’s kitchen markets have suddenly heated up in the post-Eid period.

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Packaged edible oil crisis, high prices affecting consumers

Kitchen markets in Dhaka are in the grip of an edible oil crisis, with chaotic price fluctuations and supply inconsistencies disrupting daily life of low-income consumers, who are already struggling with rising inflation.

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Prices of vegetables, onions, potatoes remain high

Vegetables, onions, potatoes and edible oil continued to be sold at high prices, while the prices of coarse rice, broiler chicken and eggs dropped slightly on Dhaka’s kitchen markets over the week ending Friday.

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Prices of rice keep rising

The prices of rice increased further on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka over the week ending Friday as mill owners raised the rate of the staple food showing price hike of...

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Prices of vegetables, broiler, eggs decrease

The prices of vegetables, broiler chicken and eggs decreased on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka over the week ending Friday due to an improved supply situation and a halt in extortion on highways and at markets, according to traders...

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Prices of vegetables, eggs shoot up

The prices of essential commodities, including vegetables and eggs, skyrocketed on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka on Sunday...

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Onion prices up by Tk 30 per kg in a week

The prices of local varieties of onion reached between Tk 110 and Tk 120 per kg in the kitchen markets of Dhaka on Saturday from Tk 90 to Tk 97 per kg a week ago, augmenting consumers’ woes....

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Prices of onions on the rise

Onion prices have become volatile again on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka with the prices of the essential commodity rising further...

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Green chilli price keeps soaring

The price of green chilli has surged in recent weeks while that of other essential commodities, including vegetables, has remained high on the...

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Prices of rice, spices go up before Eid

The prices of rice, eggs and spices, including onions, went up on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka over the week ending Friday, ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, one of the biggest religious festivals for the Muslims, to be celebrated on Monday...

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Prices of potatoes, onions increase further as Eid nears

The prices of potatoes, onions and garlic increased further on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, one of the largest religious festivals for the Muslims, likely to be celebrated in the third week of June...

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Fixed-income group changing habits to maintain family expenses

The fixed income group, usually drawing salaries from a job, and large swathes of the middle class are facing an uncomfortable situation in the kitchen market, as minimum prices of vegetables at Tk 50, and fish or chicken a minimum Tk 230 per kg...

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Prices of onions, eggs keep rising

The prices of eggs and onion continued to rise while that of other essential commodities, including vegetables, remained excessively high on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka over the week ending Friday...

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Price of green chillies soars

The price of green chillies witnessed a sharp rise on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka in the past two weeks and the item sold for up to Tk 220 a kilogram on Sunday...

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Price of broiler keeps rising

The price of broiler chickens witnessed a further rise on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka by up to Tk 20 over the past two weeks, which caused lower-income group of consumers to reduce buying the item...

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Prices of vegetables soar amid heatwave

The prices of vegetables soared on the kitchen markets in the capital Dhaka as the ongoing heatwave in many parts in the country lowered the production of vegetables and increased the output costs of the items, traders said...