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Nasdaq Dubai closed for two days due to regional conflict after U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran.
On March 2 and 3, 2026, the Dubai Financial Services Authority temporarily shut down Nasdaq Dubai due to rising tensions in the region as a result of U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran and retaliatory attacks throughout the Gulf that caused infrastructure damage, interfered with air travel, and forced evacuations.
Bonds, sukuk, derivatives, and stock trading were all impacted by the closure.
Due to instability, Gulf markets, including Kuwait's, also halted operations.
Major infrastructure and energy projects progressed despite the crisis, and international markets experienced volatility, especially in India, where stock indices fell precipitously.
Nasdaq Dubai cerró durante dos días debido al conflicto regional después de los ataques de Estados Unidos e Israel contra Irán.