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Ongoing Story· Day 36

Israeli Stock Market Loses Confidence Amidst Political Uncertainty

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TheMarkerEconomy

Israeli and US Election Results Dent Investor Confidence

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Tel Aviv 125 index has dropped 7% since the elections, with some sectors down over 10%, due to political uncertainty in Israel and the US. Investor optimism prior to the Israeli elections turned to uncertainty after the US midterm results. Both Israeli and Wall Street markets saw gains on the most recent Friday.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Tel Aviv 125 index down 7% since elections, some sectors over 10%.
  • Political uncertainty in Israel and US midterms impacted investor confidence.
  • Investor optimism before Israeli elections shifted to uncertainty post-results.
  • Both Israeli and Wall Street indices recovered on the most recent Friday.

Despite a recovery on Friday, the Tel Aviv 125 index has fallen 7% since the elections, with some sector indices experiencing drops of over 10%. Political uncertainty in Israel, coupled with the turmoil in Wall Street following the US midterm elections, has contributed to a wave of declines in Tel Aviv.

Investor optimism leading up to the Israeli Knesset elections, which saw two weeks of gains on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, has given way to uncertainty. This uncertainty was amplified by the results of the US midterm elections. On the most recent Friday, both Israeli and Wall Street indices saw a return to upward movement.

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