Iran War Tests Gulf Money Pledges to Back U.S. Investments
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As the Iran conflict persists, Gulf monarchies warn they may repatriate or slow hundreds of billions pledged for U.S. projects, threatening capital for U.S.-based startups, investment firms, and large companies that rely on sovereign-wealth funding; the disruption to oil revenue and tourism is prompting leaders to rethink commitments, likely slowing new investments in the short term, though some analysts say pledges will endure albeit at a slower pace. Defense and energy firms could still benefit as Gulf states rebuild and bolster defenses, but the overall funding landscape remains uncertain for months to years.
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