UAE Freezes Prices of 9 Essential Goods for Six Months Amid Iran War

Entertainment National Sports Markets Business & Economy Lifestyle World Astrology & Religion Technology Education & Jobs Auto Politics Viral Opinions

Loading more articles...

UAE Freezes Prices of 9 Essential Items for 6 Months Amidst Middle East Tensions

UAE Freezes Prices of 9 Essential Items for 6 Months Amidst Middle East Tensions

N

News18•11-03-2026, 20:51

UAE Freezes Prices of 9 Essential Items for 6 Months Amidst Middle East Tensions

•UAE government freezes prices of 9 essential items for six months, providing relief to citizens.
•Items include cooking oil, eggs, dairy products, rice, sugar, poultry, lentils, bread, and wheat.
•Decision aims to prevent arbitrary price increases and combat inflation amidst Middle East crisis.
•Strict market surveillance, daily inspections, and action against profiteering traders implemented.
•Government assures sufficient strategic stock and urges citizens to avoid panic buying.

Read Full Article on News18 in Marathi

✦

More like this

✦

More like this

Representational image (Image: News18)

UAE Confirms 6-Month Essential Goods Stockpile Amid West Asia Conflict

An investor looks up at screens displaying stock information at the Dubai Financial Market. Reuters

UAE Stock Markets Reopen Wednesday After Iran Strikes, Billions in Trade Halted

Missile strikes and airspace disruptions across the Gulf are pushing wealthy residents to charter private jets and flee the UAE through neighbouring countries. (IMAGE: REUTERS)

Dubai's Super-Rich Flee as Iran War Escalates, Regional Safety Under Strain

GOLD SILVER

Middle East Tensions Halt Gold Supply from Dubai, Sparking Market Panic

Dubai airport, the world's busiest for international traffic, suspended operations on March 7 before partially resuming services, after an air defence interception in the area during attacks from Iran. (Image: AFP)

UAE Urges Against Stockpiling Amid War; Intercepts Drones, Missiles From Iran

Explosions rattled buildings in Dubai and a large cloud of smoke hung over a central area of the Middle East financial hub on March 13.

UAE Rushes to Reassure: "Dubai is Safe" Amid Iran Conflict Fallout