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Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) loses more than 5% in three-session week after rare halt

Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) loses more than 5% in three-session week after rare halt

Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange’s main index slipped 1.4% on Friday, bringing its weekly loss to over 5% after three straight days of declines that followed an unusual two-day market closure. Aldar Properties, Emirates Telecommunications Group, and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank weighed most heavily on shares during Friday’s session. It's relevant now since ADX and Dubai's exchange stayed closed March 2 and 3—missile and drone attacks targeted airports, ports, even residential districts in the UAE. Closures like this almost never happen unless it’s a holiday or a day of mourning. Trading only resumed Wednesday, so investors had to recalibrate everything in a shortened stretch.
Trump’s Iran deadline and Aldar’s $1bn Apollo notes: Week ahead on Abu Dhabi’s ADX

Trump’s Iran deadline and Aldar’s $1bn Apollo notes: Week ahead on Abu Dhabi’s ADX

Abu Dhabi, February 22, 2026, 11:48 — Trading has ended; the market is closed. Abu Dhabi’s main index slipped 0.3% Friday as traders digested fresh U.S.-Iran tensions—President Donald Trump set Tehran a 10–15 day deadline for nuclear talks. Aldar Properties dropped 2.6%, Agility Global was down 1.4%. Invictus Investment gained 1.6% on the back of its profit update. Dubai’s benchmark closed 0.3% lower as well. Brent crude eased 0.4% to finish at $71.38 a barrel.
22 February 2026
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