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A Bitter Eid Al Adha in Malis Capital as Al Qaida Linked Blockade Sends Sheep Prices Soaring
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AI-generatedThe blockade in Mali disrupts livestock supply to Bamako, causing a sharp price increase for sheep ahead of Eid al-Adha. The channel is supply_shortage (arz darlığı) due to militant action. Impact is region/country-specific (Mali). Affected product is live sheep. No direct winners/losers specified beyond consumers and traders.
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- Sheep prices in Bamako nearly doubled to ~$266 from $177 due to al-Qaida linked blockade.
- Blockade by Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin disrupted livestock supply.
- Some residents substituting sheep with cows for Eid al-Adha feast.
- Military efforts to escort convoys and strike militant positions have not restored supply.
- Livestock traders report drastic reduction in available sheep for sale.
Mid-term sheep prices are expected to remain flat as substitution to cows limits upside; window of 2-4 weeks.
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