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Tel Aviv Stocks Set to Open After Sharp Drop, With Global Gains in Focus
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 15, 2026
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What happened
Tel Aviv stocks are set to open after a steep selloff in banks, insurance, energy, real estate and defense shares. The declines came despite strong gains on Wall Street following reports of a U.S.-Iran deal, while Asian markets and U.S. futures are trading cautiously this morning.
- 01TA-35 fell 2% yesterday, while TA Banks dropped 3.3%.
- 02Insurance, energy, real estate and construction stocks led the losses.
- 03G City rose 7.8% after Haim Katzman said he would step down as CEO.
- 04Wall Street rallied on U.S.-Iran deal optimism, but Asia opened mixed.
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