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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Drops 2.4% Amid Global Market Downturn
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange fell 2.4% on Wednesday, influenced by global market declines and rising bond yields. The insurance sector and chip company stocks experienced sharp drops, with NextVision losing over 22% in two days after Fidelity sold a major stake.
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What happened
- 01Tel Aviv Stock Exchange declined 2.4% on Wednesday due to global market trends.
- 02Israeli 10-year bond yields rose to 4.166%, impacting market performance.
- 03NextVision shares plummeted over 22% in two days after a large stake sale by Fidelity.
- 04The insurance sector and chip company stocks were among the hardest hit on the TASE.
- 05An investment expert linked the Israeli market's fall to wider global negative market waves.
Experts attribute the Israeli market's downturn to broader global negative trends, noting its severity locally.
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