Qatar stocks led declines across most major Gulf markets, extending recent losses after the conflict between the United States and Iran saw its biggest escalation since the two sides reached a 60-day peace agreement last month.
According to Jin10, a new International Monetary Fund report said Qatar is the commodity-producing country most directly affected by disruptions to energy output and transportation.
Qatar’s QE Index fell 0.8%, Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index dropped 0.4%, and the Dubai Financial Market General Index declined 0.2%.
STOCKS | Gulf Stocks Fall as U.S.-Iran Conflict Escalates, Qatar Leads Declines
2026-07-09 13:44:25
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