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UAE Stocks Slide As Trading Resumes After Iran Conflict Closure

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UAE stocks experienced a decline as trading resumed after a two-day closure due to the US-Israeli attacks on Iran, indicating a negative market reaction to geopolitical tensions.

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Equities in the United Arab Emirates tumbled as trading resumed on Wednesday, following a two-day closure aimed at protecting the Gulf state’s key markets amid the US-Israeli attacks on Iran.

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