UAE Shuts Dubai, Abu Dhabi Stock Markets Amid Iran-US Tensions

• UAE closes Dubai and Abu Dhabi stock markets for two days (March 2 & 3) due to escalating Iran-US tensions.
• Decision follows the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a US-led operation, with UAE bracing for potential missile strikes.
• Capital Markets Authority cited supervisory and regulatory authority for the closure, monitoring regional developments.
• Middle East tensions led to airspace closures in UAE and Qatar, stranding thousands.
• Brent crude surged to $82.37, gold jumped 1.75% to $5,340, and silver remained stable amid 'World War 3' fears.