The Chief Adviser’s office has provided an update on the current market condition highlighting trends in essential commodities as of today (March 29).

Rice: Prices remain stable, with premium varieties of Miniket continuing to stay elevated, while affordable options hold firm. The supply of rice is sufficient to meet demand.

Chicken: Wholesale prices for broiler chickens remain high, with retail prices seeing a rise due to the diversion of regional supplies ahead of Eid. Small broiler demand remains robust.

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Eggs: Retail prices of eggs have held steady at Tk. 115 per dozen, with a minimum price of Tk. 110 per dozen. A short-term price hike was seen due to increased buying activity by wholesalers, though demand trends are expected to shift after Ramadan.

Fish: Prices for certain fish varieties remain high due to seasonal demand. However, market stability is expected in the lead-up to Eid.

Potato: Retail prices for potatoes have remained stable at Tk. 22 per kilogram, with new dry potatoes from both northern and southern regions ensuring an adequate supply.

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Spices: Chinese garlic prices have dropped, while prices for local garlic have increased due to maturing stock. Ginger wholesale prices have fallen, while onion prices remained unchanged. The higher-priced, long-lasting 'Hali' variety continues to dominate the market.

Pulses: Wholesale prices for Fine Masoor have dropped, and slight declines have been noted in Chola and Khesari. Retail prices for pulses have remained stable, supported by steady imports.