Iran reopened its stock exchange on Tuesday after the longest shutdown in its history, caused by the war with the United States and Israel, local media
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Iran reopened its stock exchange on Tuesday after the longest shutdown in its history, caused by the war with the United States and Israel, local media reported.
“After nearly 80 days ... the Tehran Stock Exchange reopened this morning,” the economic daily Donya-e-Eqtesad reported.
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Stocks in companies hit by US and Israeli strikes, such as energy and steel firms, didn't take part in the reopening.
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