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

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