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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO Calls for Broad Unity Government

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The Times of IsraelPolitics

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Chief Urges Unity Government for Economic Growth

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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO Ittai Ben-Zeev urged Israeli political leaders to form a broad government after the recent election, warning that political deadlock threatens economic growth. He emphasized that national responsibility should outweigh short-term political gains, noting that market uncertainty has already impacted shares and the shekel. Ben-Zeev called for strategic investments and policies to ensure continued economic prosperity and attract global investors.

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  • TASE CEO Ittai Ben-Zeev urged Israeli leaders to form a broad government prioritizing economic growth.
  • He warned that political deadlock and infighting could hinder Israel's economic potential.
  • Markets reacted negatively to election results, with shares and the shekel weakening due to uncertainty.
  • Ben-Zeev called for bold decisions, long-term strategy, and infrastructure investment.
  • He stressed the need to expand regional opportunities and the Abraham Accords.
  • Investors require certainty, consistent policies, and a clear economic outlook, Ben-Zeev stated.

The Times of Israel publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read The Times of Israel’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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