UAE INTERCEPTS IRANIAN MISSILES AS GULF TENSIONS SPIKE AGAIN The UAE says it intercepted three Iranian cruise missiles, with a fourth falling into the sea—marking the first such attack in weeks.

The UAE reported intercepting three Iranian cruise missiles, with a fourth missile landing in the sea, indicating a resurgence in military tensions in the Gulf region. This development heightens geopolitical risk, potentially influencing capital flows and risk appetite among investors. Assets most exposed include oil prices and regional equities, as increased conflict could disrupt supply chains and elevate risk premiums. Traders will be particularly attentive to any retaliatory actions from Iran or further military responses from the UAE, as these could significantly impact market sentiment and volatility in the coming days.

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