Qatari stocks slide as Iran retaliates; Abu Dhabi, Dubai markets shut for two days


Qatar's stock market slid in early trade on Monday, while the UAE suspended trading for two days, as the Gulf grappled with Iran's retaliatory missile and drone strikes-an early sign of mounting economic disruption across the region.

Israel launched a fresh wave of strikes on Tehran on Sunday, and Iran responded with new missile barrages, a day after Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's killing pushed the Middle East-and the global economy-into deeper uncertainty.

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