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Tel Aviv Market Set for Gains Amid Global Tech Sell-Off and US Job Data Anticipation
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First reported by Calcalist · 5 hours ago
What happened
The Tel Aviv stock market is poised for gains amid a global tech sell-off and mixed Asian market trends. US job data and Federal Reserve signals are key focus points, while oil prices fall due to renewed US-Iran talks. The aerospace and defense sector faces volatility but offers buying opportunities according to analysts.
- 01Tel Aviv market expected to open higher after June's worst month since Oct 2023 conflict.
- 02Sharp declines in Asian tech stocks, especially South Korean semiconductors, amid inflation and profit-taking.
- 03US dollar strengthens; Brent crude oil prices fall sharply due to optimism over US-Iran indirect talks.
- 04US June jobs report forecasted to show slower growth; Fed Chair Warsh emphasizes data-driven rate decisions.
- 05Woodbush sees aerospace and defense sector sell-off as a rare buying opportunity despite recent losses.
- 06SpaceX and other space stocks volatile but viewed positively by Wall Street analysts.
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