Members of security stand by ahead of US President Donald Trump's attendance on the final round of the Irish open golf tournament at the Trump International Golf Links & Hotel, a resort and golf course owned by the president, in Doonbeg, western Ireland on September 13, 2026. Trump turned his focus on September 13 to golf and promoting his business interests, as he wraps up a two-day visit to Ireland during which his off-the-cuff diplomacy has caused another stir. (Photo by Paul Faith / AFP via Getty Images)

An Iranian saffron seller Yassir works in his shop at Deira in Dubai on September 2, 2026. In the narrow streets of Old Dubai, saffron, cumin, pistachios and almonds from Iran continue to line the stalls, as if the war in the Middle East had had no impact on trade flows between the two sides of the Gulf. Last month, the United Arab Emirates announced the suspension of trade and financial ties with Tehran, which retaliated against US attacks by targeting the country and blocking the strategic Strait of Hormuz. But in the neighbourhoods of old Dubai, where they are firmly established, Iranian traders do not believe that the ties forged over decades between the Gulf city and southern Iran particularly the informal ones will be severed. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP via Getty Images)

Iranian shop owner Morteza Asaadi works inside his shop in downtown Bur Dubai on September 3, 2026. In the narrow streets of Old Dubai, saffron, cumin, pistachios and almonds from Iran continue to line the stalls, as if the war in the Middle East had had no impact on trade flows between the two sides of the Gulf. Last month, the United Arab Emirates announced the suspension of trade and financial ties with Tehran, which retaliated against US attacks by targeting the country and blocking the strategic Strait of Hormuz. But in the neighbourhoods of old Dubai, where they are firmly established, Iranian traders do not believe that the ties forged over decades between the Gulf city and southern Iran particularly the informal ones will be severed. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP via Getty Images)

Iranian shop owner Morteza Asaadi works inside his shop in downtown Bur Dubai on September 3, 2026. In the narrow streets of Old Dubai, saffron, cumin, pistachios and almonds from Iran continue to line the stalls, as if the war in the Middle East had had no impact on trade flows between the two sides of the Gulf. Last month, the United Arab Emirates announced the suspension of trade and financial ties with Tehran, which retaliated against US attacks by targeting the country and blocking the strategic Strait of Hormuz. But in the neighbourhoods of old Dubai, where they are firmly established, Iranian traders do not believe that the ties forged over decades between the Gulf city and southern Iran particularly the informal ones will be severed. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP via Getty Images)

Iranian shop owner Morteza Asaadi (L) attends to a customer at his shop in downtown Bur Dubai on September 3, 2026. In the narrow streets of Old Dubai, saffron, cumin, pistachios and almonds from Iran continue to line the stalls, as if the war in the Middle East had had no impact on trade flows between the two sides of the Gulf. Last month, the United Arab Emirates announced the suspension of trade and financial ties with Tehran, which retaliated against US attacks by targeting the country and blocking the strategic Strait of Hormuz. But in the neighbourhoods of old Dubai, where they are firmly established, Iranian traders do not believe that the ties forged over decades between the Gulf city and southern Iran particularly the informal ones will be severed. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP via Getty Images)

An Iranian saffron seller Yassir works in his shop at Deira in Dubai on September 2, 2026. In the narrow streets of Old Dubai, saffron, cumin, pistachios and almonds from Iran continue to line the stalls, as if the war in the Middle East had had no impact on trade flows between the two sides of the Gulf. Last month, the United Arab Emirates announced the suspension of trade and financial ties with Tehran, which retaliated against US attacks by targeting the country and blocking the strategic Strait of Hormuz. But in the neighbourhoods of old Dubai, where they are firmly established, Iranian traders do not believe that the ties forged over decades between the Gulf city and southern Iran particularly the informal ones will be severed. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP via Getty Images)

People walk past a Fila store at a shopping mall in Beijing on September 13, 2026. (Photo by Pedro PARDO / AFP via Getty Images)

People visit a shopping mall in Beijing on September 13, 2026. (Photo by Pedro PARDO / AFP via Getty Images)