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on March 1, 2026 at 8:25 pm Indian market mavens make contra call on Iran war impact​

Death of Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei raises hopes among them of quick end to conflict in Middle East, potentially inducing a rally in stocks this week.

Death of Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei raises hopes among them of quick end to conflict in Middle East, potentially inducing a rally in stocks this week.

on March 1, 2026 at 7:41 pm Dubai gold flows curbed as flights halted due to US-Israeli strikes on Iran​

IRAN-CRISIS/GOLD-AIRLINES (PIX):Dubai gold flows curbed as flights halted due to US-Israeli strikes on Iran

IRAN-CRISIS/GOLD-AIRLINES (PIX):Dubai gold flows curbed as flights halted due to US-Israeli strikes on Iran

on March 1, 2026 at 7:31 pm Wall St Week Ahead-AI disruption looms over markets with US jobs data on tap​

USA-STOCKS/WEEKAHEAD (UPDATE 1, SCHEDULED COLUMN, GRAPHIC):Wall St Week Ahead-AI disruption looms over markets with US jobs data on tap

USA-STOCKS/WEEKAHEAD (UPDATE 1, SCHEDULED COLUMN, GRAPHIC):Wall St Week Ahead-AI disruption looms over markets with US jobs data on tap

on March 1, 2026 at 1:10 am Bolivia Races to Destroy Cash That Fell From Sky in Plane Crash​

Bolivian authorities are scrambling to destroy what likely amounts to millions of dollars worth of local currency that suddenly fell from the sky in a deadly plane crash in the country’s second largest city.

Bolivian authorities are scrambling to destroy what likely amounts to millions of dollars worth of local currency that suddenly fell from the sky in a deadly plane crash in the country’s second largest city.

on March 1, 2026 at 12:25 am Iran’s Missile Barrage Tests Whether US Has Enough Interceptors​

The ability of the US, Israel and Gulf Arab states to weather Iran’s retaliatory strikes will depend on how many missile interceptors they have — and stocks are most likely dangerously low after intense combat with the Islamic Republic last year.

The ability of the US, Israel and Gulf Arab states to weather Iran’s retaliatory strikes will depend on how many missile interceptors they have — and stocks are most likely dangerously low after intense combat with the Islamic Republic last year.