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Dubai Stocks Plunge Most Since 2022 After UAE Markets Reopen Amid Iran Conflict
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04-03-2026, 18:25
Dubai Stocks Plunge Most Since 2022 After UAE Markets Reopen Amid Iran Conflict
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Dubai Financial Market General Index fell 4.7%, the sharpest drop since May 2022, as UAE markets reopened.
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Markets were closed for two days (March 2-3) following missile and drone attacks from Iran.
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Emirates NBD Bank PJSC and Emaar Properties PJSC led the declines in Dubai's session.
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The Iran conflict threatens Dubai's image as a stable financial hub, making it vulnerable due to trade, tourism, and foreign ownership.
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Analysts see potential long-term opportunities, recommending UAE bank stocks as "low-risk, high-return" investments.
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