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UAE bourses slide as markets reopen after 2-day halt following Iran attacks
BENGALURU: Dubai and Abu Dhabi stocks tumbled on Wednesday as they reopened after a two-day halt following Iran’s unprecedented wave of missile and drone attacks on the Gulf nation on Sunday. The closure froze trading in billions of dollars’ worth of listed assets as investors awaited clarity on the scale of damage from the weekend strikes, which hit airports, ports and residential areas across both emirates.
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fortune.com
UAE stock markets to close for two days amid Iran strikes | Fortune
Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange and Dubai Financial Market will be closed on March 2 and March 3, the UAE Capital Market Authority said.
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arabnews.com
War in Iran: Global markets set to open as oil prices rise
RIYADH: The impact of the war on Iran on global markets is set to be made clear today as numerous exchanges across the world open for the first time since the US-led attack began…
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aljazeera.com
Why has the UAE closed its stock exchanges?
Authorities have shut main exchanges in Abu Dhabi and Dubai amid ongoing fallout of US-Israeli attacks on Iran.
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UAE bourses slide as markets reopen after 2-day halt following Iran attacks
BENGALURU: Dubai and Abu Dhabi stocks tumbled on Wednesday as they reopened after a two-day halt following Iran’s unprecedented wave of missile and drone attacks on the Gulf…
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cnbc.com
UAE stocks sell off as markets reopen from two-day closure after Iranian strikes
Exchanges in Dubai and Abu Dhabi were closed for two days after Iran launched a wave of strikes on the Gulf nation.