Dubai Longevity Push: Sheikh Hamdan approved the Dubai Longevity Authority’s strategy and budget, aiming to make Dubai a global hub for healthy longevity and drive about Dh35bn in economic gains over the next decade. Smart Mobility & Tech: Dubai is showcasing Chinese robotaxis and autonomous trials, while RTA opened Dubai Mobility Labs at Silicon Oasis to test self-driving tech on controlled tracks and public roads. Banking Resilience: UAE banks are entering the next growth phase with strong lending demand, capital buffers and resilient asset quality, according to sector experts. Justice Gets Faster with AI: The UAE Ministry of Justice unveiled an agentic AI system to cut pre-trial case analysis and summarisation from 18 working days to about two hours, with judges retaining full authority. Road Safety Measures: Dubai will ban lorries on Sheikh Zayed Road and other key routes during peak hours from Oct 1 to ease congestion. Energy Finance: DEWA completed a $2.70bn refinancing for Noor Energy 1, reinforcing confidence in long-term clean energy investment. Cross-Border Crime Cooperation: Abu Dhabi’s UN Crime Congress adopted the Abu Dhabi Declaration to strengthen action against organised and financial crime. UAE-Iran Pressure: The US said it is pushing economic isolation of Iran, noting the UAE has banned flights by Iranian airlines.
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UAE-Iran Sanctions Tighten: The US says its “Operation Economic Outcast” is biting as the UAE halts Iranian airline flights and blocks transactions involving Bank Melli branches, adding to curbs on aviation and banking ties. Humanitarian Push: Dubai prepared 10 million meals for Gaza in a tribute event for late Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid, with winter aid also ramping up. Local Living Costs: A Dubai rent feature spotlights a Umm Suqeim family paying Dh250,000 annually for a four-bedroom villa, showing what residents get for the money. Organic Waste Pilot: Emirates Biotech and UAEU launched a two-year organic-waste valorization pilot plant in Al Ain to turn food waste and compostables into biogas and compost. UAE Crime Congress: Abu Dhabi’s UN Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice event wrapped with the adoption of the Abu Dhabi Declaration, backed by a pledge of up to $5m for implementation. Business & Security Cooperation: EDGE and TKMS signed an MoU on underwater surveillance and protection, while EDGE and Hanwha advanced integrated air defence talks. Travel Disruptions: Flying from the UAE saw delays and cancellations as regional restrictions and schedule changes hit some routes.
UAE Corporate Tax: The Federal Tax Authority set 30 September 2026 as the deadline to file and pay 2025 corporate tax returns via the Emirates Tax digital services platform, urging taxpayers to keep supporting records to avoid penalties. Dubai Logistics: RTA and Dubai Police announced truck movement restrictions across Dubai from 1 October 2026 (with Emirates Road exempt), alongside an awareness campaign and guidance on permitted routes and rest stops. UN Crime Congress: Abu Dhabi opened the 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, with the UAE backing the Abu Dhabi Declaration and pledging up to $5m over five years to turn it into measurable action. Anti-Drug Cooperation: Nigeria’s NDLEA signed an MoU with the UAE’s drug enforcement authority to boost intelligence-sharing and joint operations along the Nigeria-UAE drug corridor. Cybersecurity: For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, independent domain security census defaults.exposed is offering its A-Grade Playbook free until 31 October 2026, highlighting low DMARC adoption rates. Business & Trade: Dubai Chambers’ Dubai Business Forum – China will bring Chinese tech and logistics leaders to Dubai to accelerate trade and investment ties. Energy Investment: Azerbaijan secured a final investment decision for the Absheron gas and condensate field expansion, with Abu Dhabi-based XRG involved. Sports Business: Manchester City’s reported guilty verdict in a Premier League financial rules case raises the risk of major sanctions, with the club insisting it will appeal.
Premier League Shockwave: UAE-owned Manchester City were found guilty on almost all 115 financial rule breaches, with appeal expected and sanctions still pending—raising questions on competitive integrity and potential knock-on effects for UAE-UK soft power. UAE Diplomacy at UNGA: UAE officials pushed economic cooperation and conflict-resolution priorities on UNGA margins, while India’s S Jaishankar met Iran and Russia to discuss Gulf tensions and BRICS ties. AI Skills Push: The UAE and Lebanon launched “One Million Lebanese AI Experts” to train people in generative AI and prompt engineering, as the UAE also expands AI training and government AI initiatives. Trade, Finance & Markets: Dubai Financial Market led Arab markets with weekly gains of nearly Dh4.4bn; Abu Dhabi also moved on finance and cyber resilience themes. Regional Risk Watch: Iran’s Hormuz reopening offer included nuclear inspector access, but the strait stayed effectively closed; oil prices slid ~2% on truce hopes. UAE Business & Consumer Life: Future Food Forum 2026 returns in Dubai with a National Food Catalogue; a Dubai service-charge explainer urged owners to compare budgets and like-for-like buildings.
UAE Diplomacy & Water Security: GCC Secretary General Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi told UNGA panels that water security is tied to human security, food and energy stability, urging tech plus regional cooperation as the UAE pushes for World Bank-backed funding ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference in Abu Dhabi. Global Trade & Normalisation: Israel, the US and Abraham Accords partners met in New York to shift from deals to practical cooperation, with the UAE among participants and Kazakhstan preparing to join. Sports Finance Shock (Abu Dhabi-linked): Reports say Manchester City were found guilty on 114 of 115 Premier League financial-rule charges; sanctions are still pending and the club plans to appeal, with potential points penalties or worse. Cyber & Government Tech: E& UAE launched secure, locally hosted website hosting for government and businesses, run from its on-prem data centres under UAE Cyber Security Council oversight. AI Data Centres Funding: Nscale raised $3.36bn in pre-IPO financing led by Third Point, with Nvidia and Microsoft among partners, as it prepares for an IPO. Energy Transition: IRENA said renewables capacity additions must nearly double to 1.2TW (2026-2030) to meet COP28 targets, highlighting solar PV growth potential.
Aviation & Sanctions: The UAE suspended all flights operated by Iranian airlines to and from the country “until further notice,” citing US sanctions that bar Iranian carriers from using airports globally, with no clear restart date. Pharma Investment: Moderna held high-level talks with UAE officials to explore investment and R&D collaboration, aiming to strengthen local pharmaceutical manufacturing. Cyber Resilience: New research says UAE organisations are struggling to recover from cyberattacks, with gaps in skills, dependencies and real-world response plans. Fintech & Payments: Bybit rebranded around a single financial platform and launched a global “Make Your Move” campaign, while coverage also points to stablecoins’ potential to reshape the Middle East–Asia financial corridor. Trade & Deals: UAE and Argentina launched CEPA negotiations to expand trade and investment, including minerals, AI, energy and tourism. Corporate & Consumer Trends: UAE shoppers may soon pay using wearable jewellery instead of phones/cards, and Dubai hotel expansion is slowing as regional disruption bites. Business Culture: A UAE company’s “mystery gift” game ended with chocolates pickers also receiving iPhones.
UAE-Iran Sanctions Hit Finance and Aviation: The UAE suspended Iranian airline flights “until further notice” and imposed new restrictions on Iran’s Bank Melli, banning it from transactions to and from Iran and citing AML, terrorism financing and proliferation breaches—moves that add fresh pressure as US “secondary sanctions” tighten. Regional Energy and Trade Risks: A new analysis warns Gulf shipping disruption is feeding into European diesel prices, with knock-on effects for inflation and borrowing costs, while investors watch Strait of Hormuz traffic and US-Iran talks. UAE Economy Outlook: ICAEW forecasts UAE growth of 6.6% in 2027, driven by energy exports and a tourism rebound, though risks remain if regional tensions persist. Markets in Focus: UAE stocks closed lower amid geopolitical uncertainty, with banking and ADNOC-linked shares mixed. Business and Deals: Ajman Chamber backed cooperation with Chinese women entrepreneurs; Abu Dhabi and India discussed deeper defence industry collaboration; and the Competition Commission of Pakistan approved a UAE firm’s acquisition in Masood Textile Mills. Events and Investment: Sharjah Investment Forum 2026 is set for 10,000+ participants and 140+ activities, while ADIPEC 2026 and Abu Dhabi Finance Week expand programmes. UAE Finance Leadership: MultiBank Group founder Naser Taher was named Financial Leader of the Year at the Gulf Business Awards 2026.
UAE Sanctions & Iran Pressure: The Central Bank of the UAE has barred Bank Melli Iran’s branches from conducting transactions to and from Iran, tightening financial pressure as the US-Iran standoff escalates. Gulf Shipping Risk: An Indian seafarer was killed in an attack on a cargo vessel off Oman, prompting calls for naval escorts for crews transiting the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf waters. Dubai Courts & Property Rights: A Dubai court refused to reopen a yacht ownership dispute, ruling the matter was already finally decided and the claimant failed to prove legal ownership. Abu Dhabi Capital Markets Momentum: Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange says demand for listings is rising, with more investors onboarded and trading activity recovering after regional disruption. Dubai’s Financial Hub Outlook: A report by Capital Economics says Dubai is positioned to maintain its Gulf financial leadership despite slower non-oil growth during the conflict. Tech & AI Investment: Microsoft announced a Middle East technology framework committing over $10bn through 2030, with early focus on the UAE and regional digital resilience. Payments Expansion: PhonePe received UAE central bank in-principle approval for two payment licences, moving closer to launching regulated overseas payments. Travel & Business Disruption: US travel advisories for the Middle East were reiterated amid heightened regional instability, with flight disruptions also reported. Energy & Costs Watch: UAE fuel prices for October are under scrutiny as petrol remains below recent highs, while oil-market moves could push prices higher.
UAE Banking Sanctions: The UAE Central Bank has barred Bank Melli Iran from operating in the country and prohibited all branches from conducting transactions to and from Iran, citing non-compliance with anti–money laundering and counter-terror financing rules. UAE-Iran Tensions: The move follows US sanctions tied to IRGC-linked activity, as the US and Iran also held first shuttle talks in months on the UN sidelines, raising hopes but with no public concessions. Tech Investment in the Gulf: Microsoft plans to invest more than $10bn across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait through 2030, focusing on cloud and AI infrastructure and “digital resilience” amid ongoing conflict-related risks. AI Cloud Race: Alibaba says it will expand cloud regions in Turkey, Finland and the Netherlands, while adding data-centre footprint in the UAE and other markets to capture surging AI demand. Nuclear Security Boost: The UAE ranks 4th globally in nuclear facility protection, scoring 85/100 in the 2026 Nuclear Security Index. Real Estate Compliance: Abu Dhabi extended the occupancy certificate deadline to Nov 30, with fines up to Dh1m for non-compliance. Markets: UAE stocks rose on Wednesday, with ADX and DFMG indices ending higher as banking and ADNOC-linked shares gained.
Aviation & Tourism: Flydubai starts regular Dubai–Pokhara–Dubai flights, a boost for Nepal’s tourism and for UAE-linked travel and trade routes. IPO Watch: Tiger Global-backed Spinny (Valuedrive Technologies) confidentially files for an India IPO, while Elevate Campuses’ IPO opens today—both signals of renewed appetite for growth listings. Finance & Markets: UAE sukuk subscriptions open with a 5.06% profit rate for the second sovereign retail T-Sukuk, and gold is seen trading in a $4,000–$4,500 band as the strong dollar and yields keep pressure on prices. Real Estate & Tenants: Dubai’s rent dispute guidance highlights how tenants can use the Offer and Deposit process via the RDC when landlords refuse payments. UAE Policy & Compliance: MoHRE reports 377 “fake Emiratisation” cases across 266 private firms in H1 2026, while UAE banks continue expanding balance sheets amid regional risk. Cybersecurity: Cyble signs an MoU with the UAE Cyber Security Council to strengthen national threat intelligence and proactive defense. Geopolitics & Energy: UNGA diplomacy around Gaza and Iran continues, with Strait of Hormuz reopening calls adding uncertainty for shipping and energy costs.
UAE Capital Markets: ADX and 14 listed firms head to New York for the Global Investor Roadshow with Morgan Stanley, aiming to deepen international investor links across energy, banking, real estate and telecom. Sovereign Investing: UAE sets the terms for a second retail T-Sukuk with a 5.06% profit rate, with trading slated to start on Nasdaq Dubai from Oct 1. Banking & Payments: UAE banks plan a unified customer data platform, while PhonePe gets in-principle UAE central bank approval for two payment licences, pushing its overseas payments ambitions. Travel & Trade: Dubai International Airport will add up to 36 weekly European flights from October; Dubai Chambers urges Malaysian firms to use Dubai as a gateway to Middle East, Africa and Europe. Energy & Industry: EGA pilots technology upgrades at Al Taweelah to boost productivity and cut energy use; Etihad Rail and AD Ports launch a 200km Fujairah–Abu Dhabi freight service. Compliance & Jobs: MoHRE flags 377 “fake Emiratisation” cases across 266 private companies in six months. Cyber & Innovation: GISEC Global 2026 wraps up in Dubai, spotlighting AI, digital sovereignty and quantum-era cyber resilience. Regional Risk: LNG shipping via the Strait of Hormuz remains sensitive as a Qatar-bound tanker crosses toward Pakistan amid heightened US-Iran tensions.
UAE–Global AI Governance: 20 countries plus the EU, including the UAE, backed a push for AI to stay under human control, calling for common standards and a possible international oversight body ahead of UNGA talks. Energy & Trade Security: A UAE minister warned that threats to global supply chains could drive up to 45 million people into acute food insecurity, urging stronger protection of trade routes and energy flows. Abu Dhabi Decarbonisation: EWEC outlined plans to cut Abu Dhabi power-and-water emissions by over 45% by 2035, even as electricity demand is forecast to surge. Dubai Smart Healthcare Parking: Parkin and Dubai Health Authority rolled out licence-plate smart parking at Rashid Hospital—free for patients, with limited free time for visitors and companions. Finance & Banking Hiring: Bank of Singapore added a relationship manager for its Global South Asia push, with hiring activity spanning Singapore and Dubai. Corporate/Legal: Abu Dhabi Labour Court ordered a company to pay a former employee Dh318,718 for unpaid wages and related dues, stressing employers need written proof to avoid wage obligations. Pharma Deal: HealthNet MEA signed an exclusive agreement to commercialise COMIDE ER (methylphenidate ER) in the UAE. Cyber & Compliance: UAE-linked cyber initiatives expanded via partnerships aimed at strengthening threat intelligence and digital skills access.
UAE Food & Trade: Global Food Week 2026 in Abu Dhabi is set to run its biggest edition yet, with a new model that blends B2B trade with consumer activities, giving SMEs, start-ups and producers direct market access across eight food-and-beverage sectors. Hospitality Outlook: Emaar’s Dubai hotels are seeing about 60% occupancy after war-era lows, with a push to return to pre-war levels within 12 months as travel demand gradually improves. Geoeconomics & Security: The UAE is using economic pressure as leverage in the Iran war, with US officials pointing to “forward-facing” UAE steps to tighten economic ties. Labour Rights: Abu Dhabi’s Labour Court recovered Dh7.8m for 948 workers across disputes, using deposits and settlements while keeping many jobs intact. Crime Prevention Agenda: The UAE will host the UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (Sept 26–Oct 1), focusing on cyber, financial and organised crime and ending with a UAE-led road map. Shipping Costs: Oil producers are increasingly using ship-to-ship transfers near Oman to keep exports moving, but freight costs have jumped above $30/barrel. M&A Watch: Paramount’s Warner Bros. Discovery deal cleared a major US antitrust hurdle via a settlement with state attorneys general, paving the way for a near-term close. Dubai Mobility: Parkin has started paid parking at Rashid Hospital, while patients retain free parking during visits and eligible groups get added benefits.
Middle East Diplomacy: Qatar says its mediation team has been shuttling between Washington and Tehran for nearly two weeks to restart US-Iran talks, stressing the need for a regional solution that protects key waterways like the Strait of Hormuz. Gulf Energy & Trade Risk: Gulf tensions also keep markets jittery as Houthis step up pressure around the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandeb, raising fears of fresh shipping and fuel disruptions. UAE Tax & VAT Compliance: UAE businesses are grappling with the new input VAT credit rules and “Know your suppliers” (KYS) expectations, with concerns that overly broad checks could create major administrative burdens. UAE Business & Finance: SICO Wealth appoints Ahmed Burashid as CEO ahead of its Abu Dhabi Global Market launch, targeting wealth and asset management demand from GCC clients. UAE Infrastructure & Industry: ADIPEC 2026 is set to bring global energy leaders to Abu Dhabi from 2-5 November, with a focus on resilient, intelligent energy systems. UAE Corporate Structuring: DIFC reforms expand access to its Prescribed Company regime, opening the door for more international investors to use UAE-based holding and structuring. Regional Investment Flows: Pakistan reports net FDI up 80% year-on-year to $316m in August, citing stronger inflows including from the UAE.
US rate hike pressure on Gulf firms: The Fed raised rates by 25 bps to 3.75–4.00%, keeping inflation concerns front and centre and adding pressure to regional borrowers and business costs. UAE rail logistics upgrade: Etihad Rail and AD Ports launched a direct rail freight service linking Fujairah Terminals to Abu Dhabi Industrial City (ICAD), with customs-enabled inland clearance and a UN location code to let shippers book ICAD as destination. Dubai leadership push: The Mohammed bin Rashid Leadership Forum starts Sept 23 at DWTC with 1,000 government and private-sector leaders, plus the Mohammed bin Rashid Leadership Medal. Healthcare endowment in Dubai: Awqaf Dubai inaugurated a Dh6.5m Waqf Tadawi healthcare endowment in Al Satwa to fund treatment for patients in need. Education-to-jobs pathway: UAE Ministry of Education and Dubai Municipality agreed to build Grade 10+ professional and technical pathways aligned to labour market needs. Startup funding drive: Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy ran a pitching session with Oraseya Capital to route tech startups into its SANDBOX Investment Program. Flying-car regulation in RAK: XPeng AeroHT signed with Ras Al Khaimah to build a GCAA-supervised air mobility regulatory sandbox and plan an inter-emirate Abu Dhabi–RAK route. Travel and consumer signals: Diwali flights from Dubai/Abu Dhabi/Sharjah show higher fares for Indian routes, while Visa’s “couch economy” report points to more everyday spending moving online—good news for digital commerce players.
Middle East Security: Saudi air defences intercepted and destroyed a Houthi ballistic missile aimed at Riyadh, with no reported damage, as attacks also targeted other regions and an Aramco facility in Yanbu. UAE Tourism & Travel Tech: The UAE Ministry of Economy and Tourism launched the “UAE Grand Tour” platform with 8–14 day multi-emirate itineraries, aligned with the new unified “Visit UAE” identity. Aviation & Connectivity: Aqaba Airport in Jordan welcomed its first regular direct flights from Abu Dhabi, boosting weekend travel options and expanding Gulf links. Fintech & Payments: Saudi Arabia has withdrawn from China’s mBridge cross-border payments platform after completing its proof-of-concept, while the UAE remains among active participants. Innovation & Regulation: XPENG AEROHT (ARIDGE) and Ras Al Khaimah authorities will set up a regulatory sandbox for personal low-altitude flying cars, with plans for a demo route between Abu Dhabi and RAK. Business & Markets: Funded Trader Markets will showcase simulated forex funding programmes at Forex Expo Dubai 2026, highlighting reward payouts without traders risking personal capital. Public Safety: Dubai Police warned residents about fake Global Village ticket/package offers as VIP sales begin.
UAE–India Youth & Innovation: After returning from India, Emirati participants submitted 25 ideas to strengthen UAE–India ties; three winners were picked across arts and culture, international relations, and business/innovation, with mentorship from IIT Delhi–Abu Dhabi. UAE–GCC Tourism Push: Bahrain Tourism Authority joined Seatrade Cruise Med 2026 with a “Cruise Arabia” pavilion alongside UAE partners to attract cruise lines and build regional itineraries. Dubai Lifestyle Marketing: SOUEAST partnered with Time Out to launch “Inspirational Weekend,” using creators and the S08 DM SUV to promote Dubai as an urban travel destination. Aviation Connectivity: Aqaba’s King Hussein International Airport welcomed its first regular direct flights from Abu Dhabi, operated by Royal Jordanian twice weekly, with more routes planned. UAE Cyber Skills Drive: The UAE Cyber Security Council and the Higher Education Ministry launched CYBRANI to train university students with hands-on cybersecurity experience and industry mentorship. Green Visa Update: Abu Dhabi Residents Office opened a dedicated 5-year Green Visa pathway for eligible freelancers, including MOHRE freelance permit holders and income/solvency criteria. Brand Protection & Growth: UAE firms were reminded that EU trademark registration typically takes months, with delays often tied to objections or errors—relevant for companies expanding into Europe. Energy & Trade Risk Watch: Reports highlighted mounting pressure on key shipping chokepoints as instability around Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb threatens global energy and freight flows.
UAE Economic Strategy: The UAE pushed for protecting freedom of navigation and keeping supply chains, trade and energy flows open at a UN Security Council debate, warning that disruptions hit food and fertiliser security and weigh hardest on the Global South. Infrastructure & Transport: Dubai approved an 80km “Fourth Corridor” linking Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah, with a first 30km phase (AED3.5bn) featuring 12 lanes, 72 bridges, 17 tunnels and major capacity gains aimed at cutting travel times sharply and connecting with Etihad Rail. Energy & Industry: Engineers India Ltd said Saudi Arabia and the UAE plan to expand pipeline and storage to reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz, creating fresh Gulf opportunities as infrastructure repairs continue. Business & Finance: Abu Dhabi’s Capital Market Authority warned investors against dealing with unlicensed Qanat Al Amal Services and Call Centres. Tech & Consumer Markets: Emirates topped Skytrax for inflight entertainment and ranked highly for family and premium travel, while UAE stores saw strong demand for iPhone 18 Pro models. Entrepreneurship: UAE’s young founders continue to stand out, including a spotlight on young entrepreneurs and new ventures.
UAE Monetary Policy: The UAE Central Bank raised its base rate by 25 bps to 3.9% after the Fed hike, tightening borrowing conditions for households and businesses. Banking & Payments: Citi and Mastercard launched “Smart Subscriptions” in the UAE, letting cardholders manage recurring digital services inside the Citi app. Finance & Capital Markets: First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) topped TIME and Statista Arabia’s Top Companies 2026 list, with the bank highlighting strong profits and tokenised deposit settlement work. Real Economy & Trade: East African Community trade jumped 37% to $52.3bn in Q2 2026, led by mineral exports. Security & Crime: UAE and Sweden arrested seven over a $7.1m crypto money-laundering ring linked to contract killings, using crypto tracing in the probe. Geopolitics With UAE Links: Reuters reports AfD leaders and Russia’s envoy are preparing talks on restarting Russian gas supplies, with possible venues including the UAE. Energy Risk Watch: The Hormuz and Red Sea situation continues to rattle markets, with analysts pointing to higher costs and bond-market stress. UAE Business & Legal: A guide on UAE off-plan property cancellation highlights that buyers can’t simply walk away without meeting specific legal triggers. Culture & Tourism: Guggenheim Abu Dhabi tickets go on sale ahead of the Dec 11 opening.
UAE Cybersecurity & Payments: Dubai’s cyber chief warned residents to be wary of AI-powered deepfakes, phishing and voice cloning, urging people to double-check unusual money requests and suspicious messages. Abu Dhabi Tourism Rules: Abu Dhabi expanded holiday-home eligibility and tightened listing rules, requiring a valid DCT licence and banning listings on digital platforms without the licence number. UAE Data Centres Policy: UAE plans to overhaul data-centre regulation and stop public disclosure of facility locations to reduce military targeting risks, with the minister calling data centres more critical than roads or bridges. Regional Geopolitics & Oil Risk: Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthis traded fresh strikes, raising concerns for global oil supply routes as Red Sea traffic faces renewed pressure. Crypto & Sanctions: The US sanctioned an Iran-linked crypto exchange, saying it processed payments tied to Hormuz-related shipping, as part of efforts to isolate Iran economically. Business & Trade: RAK Chamber explored deeper economic cooperation with the Dominican Republic, focusing on trade links and reciprocal business visits. Finance & Rates: UAE gold prices rose after the Fed rate decision, while the UAE also lifted its base rate to 3.9% following the US hike.
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