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Ongoing Story· Day 57

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Closes Higher Amid Broad Gains

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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Drops After Partial Election Results Show No Clear Winner

Translated & summarized from Davar by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange saw significant drops on Wednesday morning after partial election results revealed no clear winner between the Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs. The TA 125 index fell 3%, TA Banks 4.4%, and TA Insurance 6%. These sharp declines are expected to moderate later in the day.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Tel Aviv Stock Exchange fell sharply Wednesday after partial election results were released.
  • The election results showed no clear winner between the Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs.
  • The Netanyahu bloc performed better than most polls and exit polls had predicted.
  • The TA 125 index dropped 3%, TA Banks 4.4%, and TA Insurance 6%.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange experienced significant declines on Wednesday morning following the release of partial, final results from the recent Knesset elections. The results indicated a lack of a decisive outcome between the Netanyahu bloc and the Eisenkot bloc, with the Netanyahu bloc showing stronger performance than most polls and exit polls had predicted.

Specifically, the Tel Aviv 125 index fell by 3%, the TA Banks index dropped approximately 4.4%, and the TA Insurance index plummeted by 6%. Analysts suggest that these sharp fluctuations may stabilize as the trading day progresses.

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