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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Opens Amid US-Iran Tensions and Tech Earnings Anticipation

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opens amid rising US-Iran tensions that have driven oil prices up and affected global markets. Israeli stocks show mixed performance, with local banks and energy firms gaining while tech-related companies face pressure.

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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Opens Amid US-Iran Tensions and Tech Earnings Anticipation
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What happened

  1. 01US-Iran conflict escalation boosts oil prices and impacts global and Israeli markets.
  2. 02TASE indices rise despite Wall Street declines, led by banks and energy sectors.
  3. 03Major US tech earnings from Alphabet, Tesla, Intel, and IBM will shape market direction.
  4. 04US Treasury yields stay high due to risk premiums despite stable short-term rates.
  5. 05Shekel steadies near 3.03 per dollar amid expectations of further dollar strength.
  6. 06Bank of America maintains buy ratings on Alphabet, Tesla, and Microsoft ahead of earnings.

Major US tech earnings this week will influence market sentiment, alongside steady bond yields and a stable shekel. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about AI investments in leading tech firms.

Translated and summarized by baba from Globes, the latest report. Read Globes’s original

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