Dubai’s main stock market index is set for its best quarter in about a year as investors return amid a reduction in Middle East conflict risk. Both reports link the renewed buying to a truce that lowers what they describe as the “war premium” in regional markets. The articles say investors previously pulled back from Dubai after Iranian missile attacks raised concerns about the city-state’s stability and safety. With tensions eased, market sentiment appears to improve and capital flows are returning to the exchange. The news coverage focuses on the change in risk perception rather than specific company moves, describing the quarter’s expected performance as a broader response to improved geopolitical conditions. Overall, the reports characterize the rally as temporary and closely tied to the truce, indicating that further movement in Dubai equities likely depends on whether tensions continue to remain contained.