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Tel Aviv Investors Watch Global Markets and U.S.-Iran Talks as Trading Week Opens
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First reported by Globes · 4 days ago
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Tel Aviv investors are opening the week by tracking global markets and U.S.-Iran nuclear talks in Switzerland, where mediators said progress was made toward a final deal. Israeli markets remain weak in June, with all major local sector indexes down. Separately, Azorim and Egged Real Estate signed a deal to build a mixed-use project in Beit Shemesh worth about 300 million shekels.
- 01Markets are watching U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland for signs of a final deal.
- 02Qatar and Pakistan said the Lucerne meeting was positive and constructive.
- 03Tel Aviv indices have fallen sharply throughout June, led by insurance.
- 04Azorim and Egged Real Estate will build a 300 million shekel project in Beit Shemesh.
- 05The Beit Shemesh deal is Egged Real Estate's first with an external developer.
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