Israeli Stock Market Reopens Amid US-Iran Tensions and Tech Sector Volatility
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First reported by Globes · 1 day ago
What happened
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange reopens amid heightened US-Iran tensions and global market declines. Mixed performances in Israeli dual-listed tech stocks and strong US defense orders contrast with falling major US tech shares. Rising oil prices push US Treasury yields higher and weaken the shekel and yen. The ECB holds rates steady, while semiconductor firms face stock volatility but retain growth prospects.
- 01Tel Aviv Stock Exchange reopens amid US-Iran conflict and global market drops.
- 02Israeli dual-listed tech stocks show mixed performance; Tower Semiconductor up 5%.
- 03US tech giants lose $900 billion in value; defense stocks rise on strong orders.
- 04US Treasury yields hit 18-month highs due to inflation fears from rising oil prices.
- 05Dollar strengthens; Israeli shekel weakens over 9% since May against the dollar.
- 06ECB keeps interest rates steady; key macroeconomic data expected next week.
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