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Financial markets in the Gulf region have seen sharp divergences in performance since the start of the conflict in the Middle East, as investors navigate volatile energy prices amid continued market turmoil due to geopolitical tensions. Saudi Arabia and Oman have outperformed other regional indices, with the Muscat Securities Market index rising 9.3% since March 1, the day after the war began on February 28, while the Saudi Tadawul All Share Index climbed 5.8%. In contrast, the Dubai Financial Market General Index plummeted nearly 16% over the same period, while the Qatar Stock Exchange index fell 4% and the Bahrain All Share Index declined 7.2%.
Oil and Safe Havens Reshape Investment Landscape
Damanik Dantes, founder of Dantes Outlook, explained that the Saudi index, which is closely tied to energy markets, has received strong support from the surge in oil prices, while Oman has benefited from investors seeking safe havens. In contrast, the United Arab Emirates was the most affected, with Dantis noting its greater sensitivity to real estate markets and broader geopolitical events.
Speaking to CNBC’s Access Middle East on Thursday, Dantis emphasized that high oil prices remain a net positive for Saudi Arabia, where a small handful of major energy companies dominate the market. He highlighted in particular Saudi Aramco’s ability to export oil not through the Strait of Hormuz, the vital shipping lane that has emerged as a major flashpoint in the conflict, but rather via pipelines extending to the Mediterranean.
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Oil and Safe Havens Reshape Investment Landscape
Damanik Dantes, founder of Dantes Outlook, explained that the Saudi index, which is closely tied to energy markets, has received strong support from the surge in oil prices, while Oman has benefited from investors seeking safe havens. In contrast, the United Arab Emirates was the most affected, with Dantis noting its greater sensitivity to real estate markets and broader geopolitical events.
Speaking to CNBC’s Access Middle East on Thursday, Dantis emphasized that high oil prices remain a net positive for Saudi Arabia, where a small handful of major energy companies dominate the market. He highlighted in particular Saudi Aramco’s ability to export oil not through the Strait of Hormuz, the vital shipping lane that has emerged as a major flashpoint in the conflict, but rather via pipelines extending to the Mediterranean.
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Surprise establishment of private community entities for cryptocurrency users, Bitcoin investor launches residential project
Oliver Janssens, one of the largest BTC investors, is working on the "Destiny" project in Nevis Island in the Caribbean, a multi-billion dollar project. This project is distinguished by having its own special law, especially economic, which has raised concerns about the creation of communities for cryptocurrency users. The Arabic website reported on this, stating: "The project raises controversy after Janssens proposed the idea of establishing special judicial mechanisms for certain cases, claiming to increase efficiency while affirming his commitment to the national legal framework. However, the project has raised concerns among the island's residents that it could turn into a state within a state.
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People who buy at the top, sell at the bottom, and react to the slightest red candle.
This creates volatility, noise, and illogical movements.
But here is the secret:
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While many see liquidity…
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🛡️ Recommendations for fearful investors:
Stop buying on impulse. Wait for confirmation.
Always use OCO. Protection is not optional.
Trust the support, not the fear. The chart speaks more than panic.
Do not sell at the bottom. Identify reversal, not emotion.
Be patient. A good trade starts in calmness, not haste.
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$BTC $PENGU p
Small markets do not fall due to lack of value — they fall due to excess fear.
People who buy at the top, sell at the bottom, and react to the slightest red candle.
This creates volatility, noise, and illogical movements.
But here is the secret:
👉 Tokens with weak investors are the best for strong traders.
They respect supports, resistances, and create opportunities for those who operate with technique, not emotion.
While many see liquidity…
those with a plan turn into consistency.
🛡️ Recommendations for fearful investors:
Stop buying on impulse. Wait for confirmation.
Always use OCO. Protection is not optional.
Trust the support, not the fear. The chart speaks more than panic.
Do not sell at the bottom. Identify reversal, not emotion.
Be patient. A good trade starts in calmness, not haste.
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