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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Drops as Vote Count Nears Completion
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The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange saw sharp declines as 66.2% of votes were counted, with the dollar weakening by 2% to 3.02 shekels and the euro falling further. This erased significant dollar gains from the past month within two days. The currency movements occurred against the backdrop of ongoing vote tabulation.
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- Tel Aviv Stock Exchange declined sharply as 66.2% of votes were counted.
- The dollar weakened by 2% to trade around 3.02 shekels, a one-month low.
- The euro also fell, trading around 3.37 shekels.
- The dollar's value has dropped significantly since Friday's rate of 3.11 shekels.
- A substantial portion of the dollar's recent gains has been reversed.
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