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Runaway materials costs and shortages are putting pressure on Qatar's construction sector, threatening budget projections and raising the possibility of late delivery on some projects.
As the expiry date of Turkey's $10bn International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan deal approaches, the question of the future role of the IMF in the Turkish economy has been on the agenda for officials in Ankara and Washington.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai, visited China earlier this month to cement business ties between the two rapidly emerging markets.
While property in Abu Dhabi looks to be a good investment this year due to steeply rising costs, increasing demand and ongoing supply constraints are leading the government to look at measures to lessen the squeeze on tenants.
The last few weeks have seen a shake-up in the organisation of healthcare in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and in particular the Northern Emirates.
Already the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), Qatar has unveiled plans to more than double its gas production, a timely move as the country looks to step up its energy supplies to European markets.

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