Dhaka, Jan. 25 -- Bangladesh's market remains stable with no supply crunch, and the prices of essential commodities are expected to decline further during Ramadan, Commerce Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin said on Sunday.

Talking to journalists after the 10th meeting of the Taskforce Committee on reviewing prices and market conditions of essential commodities ahead of Ramadan held at the Commerce Ministry, Bashir said the assessments of imports and domestic production indicate a more stable market than last year.

"Based on our analysis, we believe this year's Ramadan market will be better than last year's, with greater stability," he said, adding that traders have assured uninterrupted supply of essentials and effective price control during the ...