Dhaka, March 19 -- Ramadan, the holy month of fasting and reflection, holds immense significance for the Muslim-majority population of Bangladesh. As families come together for prayers, iftar, and moments of spiritual contemplation, there is an accompanying surge in the demand for daily essentials. However, the economic landscape during Ramadan brings forth a set of challenges, particularly in controlling the prices of essential commodities.

Ramadan ushers in a unique economic rhythm marked by heightened consumer demand for essential commodities. Additionally, the demand for special Ramadan delicacies and fruits tends to escalate. The confluence of increased demand and consumer preferences during this period exerts pressure on the supply...