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Tel Aviv Stocks Slump as Iran Deal Talk Triggers Profit Taking
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First reported by Calcalist · 7 days ago
What happened
Tel Aviv shares fell again as investors sold on concerns over the emerging U.S.-Iran agreement and local geopolitical risk. The TA-125 is down 7.3% in June, though still up 12% since the start of the year. Market strategists said the selloff reflects both the Iran deal and stretched valuations after a strong rally.
- 01TA-125 fell 0.6%, logging four losses in five sessions.
- 02The index is down 4.3% this week and 7.3% in June.
- 03Investors see the U.S.-Iran deal as bad for Israel’s strategic position.
- 04Institutions led selling, while foreign and retail investors added exposure.
- 05Analysts cited high valuations and profit taking after a strong rally.
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