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Tel Aviv stocks slip again as oil falls and markets digest Fed signals
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50% centerFirst reported by Ynet · Jun 17, 2026
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Israeli stocks are set to open lower again after a 5% weekly drop, with weak local macro data, falling oil prices and negative arbitrage in dual-listed shares adding pressure. Markets are also reacting to a hawkish Fed, while analysts still expect the Bank of Israel to cut rates in July. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s surging valuation is drawing sharp warnings from Morningstar, Paul Krugman and Michael Burry.
- 01Tel Aviv shares have fallen about 5% this week and near correction territory.
- 02Oil is down to about $78 a barrel, hurting energy-linked Israeli stocks.
- 03The Fed held rates at 3.75% but signaled higher rates for longer.
- 04The dollar is stronger at 2.934 shekels after the Fed decision.
- 05SpaceX’s soaring valuation is being called excessive by several prominent analysts.
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