UAE Ministry of Interior says the situation is safe at present, and citizens and residents can resume their normal activities, Sky News Arabia reports

The UAE Ministry of Interior's assurance of safety indicates a stabilizing situation, likely alleviating concerns over recent unrest or tensions in the region.

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This development should support risk appetite among investors, potentially impacting flows into UAE assets and regional markets more broadly. Watch how this might affect oil prices and regional currencies as normalcy returns.

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