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Israeli Pension Funds Saw Flat Returns in September Amid Market Volatility
How 4 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By מערכת ice
What happened
Israeli pension and provident funds are estimated to have had a nominal return of -0.1% in September due to declines in global and local bonds, partially offset by a weaker shekel. The article also details mixed performance across various global and Israeli stock and bond indices during the month.
- 01Israeli pension funds likely saw a -0.1% nominal return in September.
- 02Declines in U.S. and Israeli bonds contributed to the negative performance.
- 03A weaker shekel against the dollar provided a partial offset.
- 04Global stock markets were mostly down, with mixed results in the US.
- 05Israeli stock indices showed mixed performance, with some gains and losses.
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The coverage
4 newsrooms on this story
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