Dear Alochoks
This is our main issue but we can't do anything like indians, who
can protest against any sort of irregularities, but we the
bangladeshis don't step forward against this type of proble.
When CTG talked with the businessman before ramadan, they assured
that the price of comodites will not increase during ramadan but
they can't assure and tell anything regarding the price of
commodities(Oil, Onion, etc)after the ramadan, my question is why
they can't tell the actual and trend analysis of price hike, the
price hike in the world market is not like a rocket booming.It
icreases in a stairs. So why they(the businessman) are not caught
handed as a syndicate member.
If Sugar can sell at 26-27 Tk. per kg,and our sugar mill is full
of sugar without marketing these, but why this white /imported
sugar is now mixed with Hydros and how, why it was raised before,
is the issue to raise the price of sugar which is now sold at
32Tk. per kg.
Few days ago British high commissioner told that foreign
investment is hindered by the Govt Officers. Now the time for the
CTG to heed on this, who actually control the country.
Thanks
Rahid
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 16:59:14 +0000, Monirul Mirza wrote
> Dear Mr Ezajur Rahman,
>
> The CTG asked its patron Think Tank CPD to investigate
> the problem. The CPD said it was a Syndicate of corrupt
> Business people but did not say how they do it. If you
> can dianose the disease you can prescribe a cure.Mr Aziz-
> Commerce Advisor said he did not see any Syndicate. Gen.
> Matin said it was the syndicate. Finance Advisor said it
> was due price hikes in the world market. Mr Tapan said
> it was due to increase of buying capacity of poor
> Bangladeshi people. BDR said yesterday there was no
> possibility of lowering of prices in the next six
> months. So I am lost here. Looks like we need to pray to
> Allah to send an Angel with the 'real cause of sky
> rocketting prices of essentials". Can any Alochok
> explain. M Mirza Toronto
>
> To: alochona@yahoogroups.comFrom:
> ezajur.rahman@q8.comDate: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 13:52:02
> +0300Subject: [ALOCHONA] Food Prices: No downturn for 6
> another months
>
> Dear Alochoks
>
> Irrespective of world food prices the CTG must do
> everything possible to keep prices as low as possible.
>
> I wish there was access to a more thorough analysis of
> what is causing this terrible problem.
>
> Regards
>
> Ezajur Rahman
>
> No sign for goods prices to come down in six months: BDR
> chief Courtesy New Age 31/10/07
>
> The Bangladesh Rifles director general, Major General
> Shakil Ahmed, on Tuesday said prices of essential
> commodities would not decline in six months. Shakil made
> the observation at a meeting with the media, commodity
> importers, wholesalers and leaders of the Federation of
> Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry. Less than
> a month and a half ago, Shakil said prices would start
> declining by [WINDOWS-1252?]December–January. [WINDOWS-1252?]‘I
do not see any sign
> for the prices of essential commodities to decline at
> least in six [WINDOWS-1252?]months,’ said the chief of the
Bangladesh
> Rifles which has been assigned by the government to
> check irrational price increase and to ensure the supply
> of commodities for lower prices. Shakil presented a
> study at the meeting at the BDR headquarters showing how
> sharply the commodity prices on the international market
> had increased in recent months which in turn had pushed
> up the prices on domestic market. Senior officials of
> the Bangladesh Rifles, the police and the Rapid Action
> Battalion attended. He showed the prices of food
> commodities had increased between 20 and 70 per cent on
> the international market during [WINDOWS-1252?]January–October.
The
> price of rice increased from $275 to $398 a tonne, wheat
> from $343 to $412, and crude soya bean oil from $879 to
> $1,096, he said. Shakil at an iftar party at the
> Federation of Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and
> Industry on September 20 said the prices of essential
> goods would come down to a tolerable range by [WINDOWS-1252?]
December–January.
> [WINDOWS-1252?]‘Although prices are yet to come down to a
tolerable
> level, they are becoming stable. We hope the prices to
> come down to a tolerable range by [WINDOWS-1252?]December-
January,’
> Shakil said at the iftar party. Shakil on Tuesday
> claimed that operation of BDR retail outlets had helped
> to keep the commodity prices somewhat stable during
> Ramadan, compared with the prices in the previous months
> of Ramadan.
>
> Shakil said he had listed some measures, after talking
> with the traders, which he would forward to the
> government to increase the supply of food commodities
> and arrest the spiralling prices.
>
>
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