India, May 19 -- Iran's financial markets reopened on May 19 after an extraordinary 80-day suspension triggered by the escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict, marking one of the longest wartime closures in the history of the Tehran Stock Exchange while the reopening comes at a time of intense geopolitical pressure, rising inflation, oil market instability and deep investor anxiety. Authorities had frozen trading in late February to prevent panic driven selloffs after missile strikes and nationwide disruptions shook business confidence across the country while trading activity has resumed, uncertainty surrounding regional tensions and the Strait of Hormuz continues to cloud investor sentiment.

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