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Here is an overview of gold rates in Bangladesh today (per gram) for 24-karat, 22-karat, and 18-karat purities, expressed in Bangladeshi Taka (BDT). The data reflects the market as of September 9, 2025.
Current Gold Rates (Per Gram, in BDT)
- 24 kt gold: Tk 14,291.64 per gram
- 22 kt gold: Tk 13,100.67 per gram
- 18 kt gold: Tk 10,718.73 per gram
Further validation and comparison:
- 22 kt gold is priced at Tk 13,102.88, and 18 kt gold is priced at Tk 10,720.54, taken from a different source
- The approximate values of Tk 14,284.92 for 24 kt, Tk 13,084.99 for 22 kt, and Tk 10,713.69 for 18 kt per gram are provided by a different provider.
These real-time fluctuations are reflected by these minor variances across reporting platforms, but all figures consistently align around these values.
Context & Trends
Market movement:
- The prices were slightly lower on September 8, 2025: 24 kt stood at Tk 14,035.41, 22 kt at Tk 12,873.20, and 18 kt at Tk 10,526.56 per gram.
- On September 9, each purity rose about Tk 6-8 per gram – a modest daily rise of approximately 1.77%
Gold remains a cornerstone asset in Bangladesh, which is valued not just for its enduring worth but also deeply woven into cultural and social customs. According to reports revealed by today’s market, 24-karat gold, known for its purity and hallmark of excellence, commands a premium price of approximately Tk 14,291.64 per gram. The pure form of the gold is appealing to consumers seeking high purity, despite being more delicate and less suitable for intricate jewellery designs due to its softness.
In terms of purity, 22-karat gold is highly esteemed in jewellery trades at around Tk 13,100.67 per gram. A practical balance is maintained, which is rich in gold content yet robust enough for everyday wear. 18-karat gold is somewhat less common in Bangladesh’s jewellery culture, but offers both durability and affordability, priced roughly at Tk 10,718.73 per gram.
Keeping updated on daily rate shifts is valuable whether one views gold as a secure investment, a cherished heirloom, or a symbol of celebration. The gold landscape in Bangladesh as of September 9, 2025, reflects both stability and gradual appreciation- an enduring testimony to gold’s appeal and resilience in the nation’s economic and cultural fabric.
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