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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2025

Khatunganj market

File Photo: Chattogram’s Khatunganj is the country’s largest wholesale market for consumer goods. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Bangladesh

Reduced sales, low turnout mark reopening of Dhaka, Khatunganj markets

File Photo: Chattogram’s Khatunganj is the country’s largest wholesale market for consumer goods. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Markets

Khatungonj businessman absconds after allegedly defrauding traders of Tk50cr

Cardamom conundrum: Annual demand 8,000 tonnes, daily trade over 1,000 tonnes
Bazaar

Cardamom conundrum: Annual demand 8,000 tonnes, daily trade over 1,000 tonnes

File Photo: Chattogram’s Khatunganj is the country’s largest wholesale market for consumer goods. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Markets

Khatunganj sees Tk1,500cr sales drop during blockade: Traders

On the first day of the blockade called by BNP-Jamaat, business transactions collapsed in Khatunganj, the main wholesale market for consumer goods in the country. Shopkeepers sit idle due to lack of buyers. The photo was taken on 31 September 2023 afternoon. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Bangladesh

Blockade disrupts supply chain, sales drop at Khatunganj

Photo: TBS
Markets

Committee to assess Sitrang-induced damage in Chaktai-Khatunganj

Khatunganj traders fear Tk50cr damage from Sitrang
Bangladesh

Khatunganj traders fear Tk50cr damage from Sitrang

Photo: MD Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Bangladesh

Strike over worker’s death paralyses Khatunganj wholesale market

Photo: Collected
Markets

Tonnes of ginger rot at Khatunganj; price falls to Tk15-20 a kg

Khatunganj spice market sees price drop ahead of Eid
Markets

Khatunganj spice market sees price drop ahead of Eid

According to a report, Bangladesh consumes five lakh tonnes of lentils per year. Photo: Collected
Markets

Pulses prices continue to rise in Khatunganj

A view of the country's busiest business hub at Khatunganj in Chattogram. Photo: MD Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Markets

Khatunganj broker disappears with Tk15 crore

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