Prices

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Markets

TCB starts selling commodities at affordable prices tomorrow

Commerce minister Tipu Munshi will formally inaugurate the operations of the programme tomorrow

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World+Biz

Netflix plans to raise prices after actors' strike ends

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Economy

Timely action keeping commodity prices, supply 'stable': Commerce minister

A worker at the Italian pasta maker De Cecco's factory prepares pasta in Fara San Martino, Italy, November 29, 2021. Pasta makers are fearful of a substantial supply squeeze in the coming months after this summer's durum wheat price shock, as the market runs out of ways to offset a dire harvest in top exporter Canada. Picture taken November 29, 2021. REUTERS/Remo Casilli
World+Biz

High pasta prices set to boil over as Canada's wheat withers

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Markets

Chicken prices jump as govt okays new production cost

FILE PHOTO: A smartphone is seen in front of a screen projection of Spotify logo, in this picture illustration taken April 1, 2018. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo
Tech

Spotify raises prices for its premium plans across several countries

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Economy

Frozen chicken in Bangladesh among cheapest in the world: survey

The global clothing industry pumps out 2% of the gases heating the planet each year. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Can fashion go green if sales keep rising?

Employees work on the filter cloth production line at Jingjin filter press factory in Dezhou, Shandong province, China August 25, 2022. REUTERS/Siyi Liu
Global Economy

China pledges to lift economy with stable employment, prices in H2

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Bloomberg Special

Stop with the Covid excuses, already—customers have caught on

How banks fuelled stock prices
Stocks

How banks fuelled stock prices

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

Prices of pulses surge up to Tk15 a kg in two weeks

Clockwise from top left: Lithium, steel, corn, copper, oil, salt, aluminum, diesel fuel and iron. Source: Bloomberg (7), Getty Images (2)/Bloomberg
Analysis

Commodity traders harvest billions while prices rise for everyone else