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Since February 28, Iran has fired 200 missiles and 800 drones at the UAE. Photo: Amir Hanna / Unsplash.com
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Emirates under missile attack: a test of the resilience of the Sheikh economy
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Amazon data centers under attack, possible chip supply disruptions: Day 6 of the Iran war
Anthropic and Pentagon resume talks on military use of AI; OpenAIs revenue for the year topped $25 billion / Photo: Tada Images / Shutterstock
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Highlights for this morning: new Anthropic and Pentagon talks, $25 billion in OpenAI revenue
FM US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the duties announced by US President Donald Trump will increase from 10% to 15%. Photo: Joey Sussman/Shutterstock
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U.S. duties will increase under Trump's decision to 15% this week - U.S. Treasury Department
Oil prices declined in trading on March 4 after a sharp rise in light of the US war with Iran / Photo: Unsplash/Duncan Sanchez
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U.S. stocks rose at the opening bell for the first time since the start of the war in the Middle East
Further escalation of the conflict in the Middle East leaves small caps vulnerable to stagflation shock / Photo: Unsplash / Franklin Canelon
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BofA: Key risk for small caps in Iran conflict is oil-driven stagflation shock
After geopolitical turmoil, oil, gold and stock prices often soar in the first few days of trading but usually normalize within weeks, even during protracted wars - Yahoo Finance. Photo: U.S. Navy via Getty Images
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Markets vote with money: why Middle East stocks don't believe Iran will win
Photo: Ruslan Lytvyn / Shutterstock
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The US dollar suffered its strongest drop in a month: NYT writes about Iran's peace initiative
The US consulate in Dubai was attacked by a drone, air traffic with the Emirates is restricted. Photo: Sawayasu Tsuji/Getty Images
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Limit down: what is happening in the UAE
The market is focused on the unfolding armed conflict in the Middle East / Photo: The White House
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New York Morning: Wall Street remains under the pressure of geopolitics
Goldman Sachs Group Chairman David Solomon said he was surprised by the subdued reaction of financial markets to the conflict in the Middle East. Photo: ioda/Shutterstock
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Goldman Sachs head surprised by 'calm' markets amid conflict in Middle East
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Oil storage tanks full, gas at a three-year high: fifth day of war in Iran
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