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Trump’s Iran Remarks Trigger Global Market Volatility but Israeli Stocks Show Mixed Reaction
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First reported by Kan News · 6 hours ago
What happened
US President Trump's remarks on the US-Iran memorandum at the NATO summit sparked global market volatility, with oil prices rising and stock markets fluctuating. Israeli markets showed mixed reactions, with some indices rising and others falling moderately. Analysts warn of ongoing volatility due to unresolved tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and potential further escalation.
- 01Trump’s Iran comments cause global oil price surge and stock market fluctuations.
- 02Israeli TA-35 index rises 0.4% while TA-90 falls 0.7% amid mixed local reactions.
- 03Israel’s budget deficit shrinks to 3.3% of GDP, easing government borrowing concerns.
- 04Energy markets remain volatile due to unresolved Strait of Hormuz tensions.
- 05Israeli banking stocks gain over 3% supported by interest rate cut forecasts.
- 06Analysts warn of possible sharper market declines if regional escalation intensifies.
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