Reported about 5 hours ago
Israeli stocks, which had surged to record highs earlier in the year, are experiencing a decline as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged the country's increasing international isolation. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange 35 Index has fallen for five consecutive sessions, reflecting investor concerns about Israel's reliance on self-sufficiency amid rising geopolitical tensions. Despite Netanyahu's assurances of a strong economy, optimism has waned due to criticism regarding military actions and the overall economic impact, including a significant GDP drop.
Source: YAHOO