Tel Aviv Stocks Rise as US-Iran Deal Prospects Weigh on Defense Shares
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened the trading week higher on the back of an emerging agreement between the United States and Iran. The benchmark TA 35 index was up about 0.7% in early trading, the TA 125 gained 0.9%, and the TA 90 rose 1%.
At the same time, defense-related shares fell, along with energy stocks. The declines came amid a drop in oil prices, which is also affecting the sector's trading direction.
The market move reflects investors' response to the developing diplomatic deal and its expected ripple effects across defense and energy companies.
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