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

• UAE stock markets, including ADX, DFM, and Nasdaq Dubai, will resume trading on Wednesday.
• The markets were closed for two days following Iran's missile and drone strikes on the Gulf state.
• The UAE Capital Markets Authority (CMA) confirmed the reopening, stating continued coordination and measures to protect investors.
• The two-day suspension halted trade in billions of dollars in listed assets, creating uncertainty.
• Other Gulf markets like Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Bahrain experienced sharp declines post-strikes, suggesting potential volatility for UAE markets.