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Tel Aviv Stocks Rebound as Bonds Rally, Dollar Retreats and Micron Surprises Higher
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First reported by Calcalist · 15 hours ago
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What happened
Tel Aviv shares are trying to recover after a sharp selloff, while bonds rallied and the dollar retreated on Wednesday. Micron beat forecasts after the U.S. close, and investors are now watching inflation and growth data in the U.S. for clues on the Fed.
- 01TA-125 entered a correction, then Tel Aviv steadied on Wednesday.
- 02Plasanmor surged after a U.S. telehealth distribution deal.
- 03Israeli bond yields fell across the curve, matching U.S. Treasury moves.
- 04The dollar slipped to 2.99 shekels as oil and gold both fell.
- 05JPMorgan lifted its S&P 500 target to 7,800 points.
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OrganizationsMicron, Ouma Health, Plasanmor, Delek Group, Ratio Petroleum, ICL, Bank of America, JPMorgan
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