Iran’s stock market reopens May 19 after an 80-day closure due to US-Israel conflict. While not a primary economic driver, its resumption offers insights into economic health and investor sentiment. Trading resumes with extended hours for major firms, aiming for transparency after market volatility and a significant internet shutdown.
​Iran’s stock market reopens May 19 after an 80-day closure due to US-Israel conflict. While not a primary economic driver, its resumption offers insights into economic health and investor sentiment. Trading resumes with extended hours for major firms, aiming for transparency after market volatility and a significant internet shutdown. by Soban News (international And National News)
