United Arab Emirates & United Kingdom — HM Treasury

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates experienced renewed attacks from Iran, leading to a halt in oil loading at the port of United Arab Emirates — Fujairah. This directly impacts its oil infrastructure and regional stability.

United Kingdom — HM Treasury: United Kingdom — HM Treasury yields rose, putting downward pressure on the stock market and increasing borrowing costs, which could slow economic growth.

United Arab Emirates: The UAE has been hit by Iranian strikes and is using 'dark tankers' to bypass the strait. Its exports have been affected but it remains a key player.

United Kingdom — HM Treasury: Treasury yields have hit multi-year highs, reflecting inflation concerns and reduced demand for bonds.

United Arab Emirates: Accused Iran of attacking its vessels, halting trade with Iran, and facing direct impact on its shipping and energy interests.

United Kingdom — HM Treasury: The United Kingdom — HM Treasury, under Secretary Bessent, is preparing additional sanctions against Iran, which could further strain Iran's economy and global markets.

United Arab Emirates: The United Arab Emirates participated in a call with Donald Trump to discuss the peace deal, highlighting its role as a regional stakeholder in the Middle East war.

United Kingdom — HM Treasury: The yield on the 10-year United Kingdom — HM Treasury>>> edged down slightly, but remains elevated due to ongoing inflation worries.

United Arab Emirates: The UAE is a key US ally in the region, affected by the conflict.

United Kingdom — HM Treasury: The Treasury is affected by the economic fallout of the war, including higher oil prices.