UAE Stocks Slide 1.3% on Oil Weakness and Rate Uncertainty
UAE stocks fell 1.3% on oil weakness and Fed rate doubts; DFMGI sees sharpest drop in two months, but yearly gains remain positive.
UAE markets fell on November 21, 2025, with Dubai's DFMGI down 1.3% - its sharpest drop in two months - tracking oil's plunge and Fed cut doubts. Emirates NBD sank 4.7%, Salik 2%; ADX General lost 0.43% to 9,918.
Russia-Ukraine peace talks flood supply fears, hitting energy-sensitive bourses.
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