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Global Chip Sector Slump Drives Negative Opening for Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

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First reported by Globes · 4 hours ago

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Global semiconductor stock declines, driven by AI investment concerns and patent penalties, weigh on Tel Aviv and international markets. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opens lower amid tech sector weakness and geopolitical tensions, while US labor data remains strong. Bank of America warns of excessive bullishness among investors, recommending reduced risk exposure.

01Global chip stocks plunge amid AI investment doubts and patent penalty for Kioxia.
02Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opens lower; tech and banking sectors decline, oil and gas rise.
03Israeli shekel weakens over 1% against the dollar, trading near 3.02 shekels.
04Rafa pharmaceutical debuts with nearly 7% gain; Shapir Engineering wins major highway project.
05US Treasury yields dip slightly despite US-Iran tensions; Brent crude rises to $85 per barrel.
06Bank of America signals extreme bullish sentiment, advising investors to reduce risk exposure.

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