Economic Data Urged Rate Cut, Politics Delayed Decision

Economic indicators strongly suggested a reduction in interest rates, but political considerations have postponed such a decision. The Nasdaq experienced a significant decline of over 1%, while US Treasury yields saw a substantial increase.

Extend, a company reporting a 19-fold revenue increase over three years, is heading to Wall Street with a highly optimistic forecast. Meanwhile, Dor Alon, owned by Ben Moshe, is reportedly considering dismissing Midrog after dissatisfaction with a rating.

Apple's new CEO faces immense expectations, following a remarkable 2,275% return under Tim Cook. In health news, parents are advised on what to know about autism in 2025, with insights from Dr. Avi Bracher.

Investment opportunities in Poland are being highlighted, with the Polish stock market potentially attracting investors. For Israeli investors, a guide to the S&P 500 is available, along with information on how index funds tracking the banking sector operate and what to consider before investing.

The dollar-shekel exchange rate has hit six record highs in the past 30 years. A rare apartment facing the Western Wall is on the market for NIS 50 million, with its 91-year-old owner deciding to sell. Separately, a report details guests of Omer Adam, including a Haredi businessman and a president suspected of receiving millions from him.

In real estate, 38 apartment buyers in Netanya are suing, claiming they were promised they wouldn't have to complete their transactions. In education, a critique suggests that excelling in math and computer science is insufficient, calling it a "waste of time" with no real learning. An airline operating in Israel is facing severe criticism for poor service, with passengers reporting issues with air, service, and windows. Finally, a widely used app, utilized by 99% of Israelis, experienced a blockage that reportedly devastated users' lives.