Gulf trio review sovereign investments to offset Iran war impact, official says - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizgFBVV95cUxOUFRVRWFDSks5Yi0xTGVHYnlhUDNtbzRLQzlqZEdhMVVvam5OYlFXUE0zejRJQi15N1p0U2JNblpNcTF2V05kd1dZeGhHdVU2Zk5sRktvejJ6QWR1RlM1bXMwWEZVX3VYZmhPNjJmdVF1VFRCYkZBQzhTS2IxdnRiaTZHSnczcTZlcEJWLWtZS3h4RUZmcEk1YWdSYnBBUURISFNWbWhUWkhjaE5Fbl9fMllGamExcnZTZm80OEFWVTc3SWVvYXNfeWYtOHRDQQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Gulf trio review sovereign investments to offset Iran war impact, official says</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

A Gulf official revealed that three major Gulf Cooperation Council economies are reassessing their sovereign wealth fund investments to mitigate financial losses from the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran.

The ongoing conflict in Iran is jeopardizing over $300 billion in artificial intelligence investments by Gulf nations, including the UAE and Saudi Arabia, due to regional instability affecting data centers and tech projects.

Despite the economic challenges posed by the Iran conflict, the UAE's strong fiscal position and low government debt have helped maintain its robust credit rating.