The war in the Middle East lasts for the eighth day. The main events of the day - in this material.

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Emaar Properties PJSC

Dubai has been hit by a missile - it has become a serious stress test for the city, which positions itself as a global financial and investment center. However, so far, investors are reacting with restraint to the event, which should have shaken up one of the most expensive real estate markets in the world, partner of CTL multifamily office Ekaterina Ponka told Oninvest.

Emirates under missile attack: a test of the resilience of the Sheikh economy

Air Arabia PJSC

Emirates NBD Bank PJSC

Air France-KLM SA

Damartex

International Consolidated Airlines Group S.A.

United Airlines Holdings, Inc.

Delta Air Lines, Inc.

UAE stock exchanges opened down, the first trading day in the Emirates after the war started. In order to stabilize the market, trading floors temporarily <a href="https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com%2C2026-03-03%3Anewsml_Zaw2wS3dX%3A0-zawya-news-uae-s-dfm-and-adx-to-resume-trading-on-wednesday-march-4">set the</a> limit down threshold - limit down - at 5%. Lyudmila Milevskaya, Oninvest's correspondent in the UAE, tells us how life in the country has changed since the start of military operations.

Limit down: what is happening in the UAE

Nikolai Storonsky, founder and CEO of the fintech bank Revolut, told in a large interview about plans for an IPO, increasing his stake in the company, and called reports about moving to Dubai a fake. He also touched upon the topic of account blocking, which was massively faced by citizens of Russia and Belarus, and explained why the bank applied sanctions to the accounts of family members of businessman Oleg Tinkov when he was blacklisted in the UK.

IPO plans, blocked accounts and Dubai: highlights from Revolut founder's interview

Markets in the Middle East declined on June 12, due to fears of a new escalation of relations in the region. Stocks in Tel Aviv and Dubai fell more than 2%: Thursday could be their worst day in two months. The U.S. ordered some staff to leave the embassy in Iraq over fears of Iranian strikes. And CBS sources say Israel has warned U.S. officials to prepare for its operation against Iran.