In Dhaka’s major wholesale and retail markets, vegetable prices have risen by Tk 10–20 per kilogram over the past week due to reduced supply from farms. Traders at Karwan Bazar and other markets reported that early winter crops like beans, potatoes, gourds, radishes, and cabbages have become costlier, with beans selling between Tk 100–120 per kg and new potatoes reaching Tk 140–160. Conversely, egg, broiler chicken, and onion prices have declined. Red eggs are now Tk 120 per dozen, white eggs Tk 115, and broiler chicken Tk 155–170 per kg. Onion prices dropped by Tk 5–10 to Tk 95–110 per kg, as new local onions entered the market. Meat and fish prices remain stable, with beef at Tk 750–780 and mutton at Tk 1,200–1,250 per kg. Traders attribute the vegetable price hike to supply shortages, while the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) confirms stability in most essential commodities.
সরদার আনিছ সপ্তাহের ব্যবধানে বেশিরভাগ সবজির দাম কেজিতে ১০ থেকে ২০ টাকার মতো বেড়েছে। তবে কমেছে ডিম, মুরগি ও পেঁয়াজের দাম। চাল, মাছ ও গরু-খাশির মাংসের দাম স্থিতিশীল রয়েছে। ব্যবসায়ীরা বলছেন, সরবরাহ কমে বাজারে সব ধরনের সবজির দাম ঊর্ধ্বমুখী রয়েছে। কারওয়ান
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