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Outside the Cairo bicycle shop where he works as a mechanic, Ahmed bemoaned soaring prices and the absence of customers in Egypt’s crisis-hit economy.
“People have stopped buying and there isn’t as much repair work,” said the father of three teenagers, who did not want to give his surname. “So we’re buying less meat — it’s once or twice a month at most,” he said, adding that his modest wages had failed to keep up with the…
