#GoldPriceRecordHigh Here’s a summary of what “#GoldPriceRecordHigh” looks like around now — why gold is booming globally and how it’s spilling over into local markets (including Bangladesh):

📈 What’s happening — record‑highs for gold

Globally, gold has surged dramatically in 2025 — World Gold Council (WGC) data suggests bullion prices have hit dozens of all‑time highs this year, with gold crossing the $4,000+ per ounce mark.

The rally has been driven by a mixture of factors: global economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, inflation and currency‑value concerns, and growing investor demand for “safe haven” assets amid volatile markets.

In many countries, gold futures and domestic gold markets are reflecting these global trends — pushing up local prices steeply.

🇧🇩 Situation in Bangladesh

According to local market coverage, the domestic price of 22‑carat gold recently reached Tk 216,332 per bhori (≈ 11.664 grams), marking a new record.

Just recently (as of October 2025), domestic rates were bumped again — now a bhori costs Tk 217,381.

The escalating price is being driven by the global surge in gold, as well as currency devaluation (taka vs. dollar), inflation, and rising domestic demand (jewellery, festive/ceremonial purchases, etc.).

🔎 Broader context & possible risks

The current rally in gold is part of a broader surge — bullion has reportedly hit 48+ “all‑time highs” globally this year.

But some analysts are warning that with prices so high, demand for