Prices up, prices down: Cars, laptop computers to cost more

TBS Report

09 June, 2022, 03:45 pm

Last modified: 09 June, 2022, 11:38 pm

Infographic: TBS

A number of products available in the market are set to witness both rise and fall in prices following the implementation of the national budget for the 2022-23 fiscal year.

Price up-

Cigarettes
e-sim
Cars
Cheese, curd
Shaving materials
Cleaning materials
Cosmetics
Air freshener
Anti-bacterial products
GI fittings
First-class railway, launch services
Covid-19 test kits, PPEs, masks
Imported laptop computers
Elevators
Air conditioner
Printers, toner cartridges
Banking
Meditation services
Three-wheelers
Four-stroke and two-stroke motorcycles with engine capacity of above 250CC
Optical fibre cable
Electricity metre
Processed and ready to consume coffee
Gas Lighter
Photographic plates
Imported luxurious birds
Broadband internet

Price down-

Food prices at restaurants with air conditioning
Launch fare
Man-made fibre
Locally made mobile phone charger
Steel raw materials
Paper & fabrics
Wheelchair
Hearing aid
Pet food
Agricultural products
Poultry farm machinery
Agricultural products
Puffed rice
Sugar
Power tiller
Locally made mobile phone charger
Fish feed and poultry feed
Braille book
Stainless steel
Cashew nuts
Polythene bags, plastic bags and wrapping materials made of polyethene
Hand towels, paper towels, clinical bed sheets
Locally manufactured motor cars and vehicles up to 2500CC

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