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“Edible Oil Prices Surge Despite Lower Goods Costs”

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On Tuesday, there was a rise in the cost of soybean oil by Tk 14 per litre, while palm oil saw an increase of Tk 12 per litre in the local market. Despite most essential goods having lower prices under the current interim government, edible oil prices surged. Can the government dismantle the influential syndicate controlling the commodity market during this period of political transition?

Consumers have been grappling with escalating commodity costs for several years. What lies ahead in terms of future commodity prices remains a pressing concern.

Tune in to today’s edition of Star Explains featuring Ahsan for further insights.

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