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Sugar prices surge at Ctg wholesale market

After several months of steady decline, sugar prices have risen sharply at Khatunganj in Chattogram, the country’s second-largest wholesale market, triggering concerns over possible market manipulation and supply problems.

Wholesale prices of sugar at Khatunganj have increased by Tk120 to Tk150 per maund within a week, ending a prolonged downward trend. The sudden rise has worried consumers and regulators, especially with Ramadan drawing closer. Market records show that sugar wa...

World begins to welcome 2026

New Year's Eve revellers toasted the end of 2025 on Wednesday, waving goodbye to 12 months packed with Trump tariffs, a Gaza truce and vain hopes for peace in Ukraine.

It was one of the warmest years on record, the stifling heat stoking wildfires in Europe, droughts in Africa and deadly rains across Southeast Asia. There was a sombre tinge to celebrations in Australia's harbour city, Sydney, the self-proclaimed "New Year's capital of the world". Barely two weeks have passed since a father and son ...

Onion prices ignite fresh crisis in kitchen markets

Dhaka's kitchen markets are once again grappling with a significant surge in onion prices, sending ripples of concern through households and the broader economy.

In a fresh hike reported on December 5, 2025, the staple commodity's price has soared to Tk 150-160 per kilogram, a sharp increase from the Tk 110-120 range observed just a week prior. This abrupt escalation, representing a 33% to 36% jump, places immense pressure on consumer budgets and highlights persistent vulnerabilities in the nation's food supply chain.

Another tender to purchase 50,000 tons rice

European traders reported on Wednesday that Bangladesh's state grain buyer has released another international tender for the purchase of 50,000 metric tonnes of rice.

The deadline to submit price offers is the 20th of November.
Bangladesh also released a separate tender for 50,000 tons of rice, with offers due on November 13. Another tender closed on November 3.  In recent months, the government of Bangladesh has held a number of tenders for ri...

ASA welcomes expanded market access for US Soy in Bangladesh

The American Soybean Association (ASA) welcomes today’s announcement that leading Bangladeshi agribusiness companies have signed letters of intent to significantly increase purchases of U.S. soybeans and soybean meal over the next 12 months.

This commitment not only supports Bangladesh’s protein needs but also strengthens economic opportunities for U.S. soybean farmers here at home.
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