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Pakistan’s Eidul Azha Drives Livestock Market and Inflation

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•Eidul Azha involves the purchase and sacrifice of livestock such as goats, sheep, and cows.
•Livestock prices typically increase in the weeks leading up to the festival due to higher demand.
•Rising meat and dairy prices during Eidul Azha contribute to overall food inflation in Pakistan.
•The festival supports rural economies by providing income to farmers and traders involved in animal husbandry.

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▸If the government implements price controls on livestock before Eidul Azha livestock prices may stabilize, easing inflationary pressure on consumers but potentially reducing farmers' earnings.

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Increased demand for sacrificial animals during Eidul Azha raises livestock prices.

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)THE ECONOMICS OF PAKISTAN’S EIDUL AZHA

On May 25, 2026, Pakistan's Eidul Azha festival significantly impacted the country's livestock market and food prices. The demand for sacrificial animals boosted livestock sales but also contributed to rising inflation, affecting consumers nationwide. This seasonal economic activity influences both rural farmers and urban buyers, shaping market trends and household budgets during the festival period.