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Trump's pronouncements drive rapid Middle East trading, surpassing Fed news

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Retail investors in the Middle East, particularly the UAE, are increasingly making rapid trading decisions based on pronouncements from former US President Donald Trump. These statements are reportedly causing more immediate market activity than Federal Reserve decisions or key US economic data. Trading volumes in the UAE have surged, with a significant portion of activity on platforms like Capital.com originating from the region, focusing heavily on gold, US tech stocks, and oil. AI

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Trump's pronouncements drive rapid Middle East trading, surpassing Fed news

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Inzamam Rashid ·

    Trump’s pronouncements are triggering instant trades in the Middle East as UAE investors place bigger bets

    The UAE’s retail trading market now rivals Singapore, industry executives say, as war, gold, AI and the U.S. President drive a new appetite for risk.

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