Gulf Stock Markets Slide as US‑Iran Talks Stall
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Gulf stock exchanges fell sharply on Thursday as U.S. and Iranian officials failed to reach a breakthrough in their negotiations.
The decline was most pronounced in Saudi Arabia, where the Tadawul index dropped 1.3%, and in the United Arab Emirates, where the Dubai Financial Market fell 1.2%. The downturn reflected investor concern over the stalled talks and the potential impact on regional stability.
The U.S. and Iran have been engaged in a series of diplomatic discussions aimed at resolving long‑standing tensions, but the latest round ended without progress, leaving markets uncertain about future developments.
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