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Iran war sends global markets into the red as oil prices jump

Energy markets remained volatile after reports that the Strait of Hormuz had been closed and that Qatar had been hit, pushing oil and natural gas prices sharply higher

Calcalist | 03.03.26

SpaceX eyes confidential March IPO filing at potential $1.75 trillion valuation

Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite giant could pursue one of the largest listings in history, with draft paperwork expected next month and a possible June market debut

Dennis Bihler | 02.27.26

Cyber judgment day? Anthropic’s new AI tool rattles sector, sparks shake-up fears

Claude Code Security claims to detect hundreds of hidden flaws and suggest fixes, wiping billions off cybersecurity firms’ market value as investors debate whether AI threatens the sector’s business model

Tal Shahaf | 02.22.26

Dollar falls to lowest level since 1995 against shekel

The dollar’s representative rate was set at 3.068 shekels, its lowest in about 31 years, raising questions about possible Bank of Israel intervention, as hopes for Palo Alto Networks’ Tel Aviv listing lifted the stock exchange’s shares 2.68% after an 11% surge a day earlier

Gad Lior | 02.12.26

From Monday.com to Wix, AI upheaval rattles Israel’s software industry

After years of software dominance and unicorn growth, AI is reshaping how code is written and sold, slashing valuations at Israel’s biggest software firms and pushing hardware and chips back into the spotlight

Sophie Shulman | 01.25.26

Tel Aviv stocks rally as insiders sell and institutions keep buying

A sharp rally in Tel Aviv stocks has sparked heavy share sales by insiders, while insurance firms and investment houses continue to channel billions of shekels into local equities despite rising valuations

Amir Prager, Calcalist | 01.13.26

Thanks to the Emiratis: Thirdeye jumps 17% in Tel Aviv trading

Thirdeye, which specializes in detecting unmanned aerial vehicles and drones, reported a deal to sell 30% of its shares to the UAE-based EDGE Group for $10 million; following the announcement, the stock jumped in trading

Navit Zomer | 01.12.26

Relies mostly on himself and believes less in high tech: the profile of the Israeli investor

Nearly half of Israelis now hold an investment portfolio, according to new Tel Aviv Stock Exchange data, with most managing their investments independently as mobile trading overtakes desktops and confidence in high tech stocks cools

Navit Zomer | 01.09.26

Ho ho hold on; will Wall Street get a Santa Claus rally or the Grinch?

Wall Street is watching the so called Santa Claus rally, a narrow year end window that has historically delivered gains for stocks but now faces a test amid volatility and shifting investor sentiment

Dennis Bihler | 12.21.25

Israeli firm Next Vision jumps 2,200% in three years as drone camera demand rises

The company, which develops cameras for unmanned aerial vehicles, debuted in 2021 at a 400 million shekel valuation and is now worth 16 billion; its shares are up 210% this year, with a Nasdaq listing the next target

Navit Zomer | 12.18.25

Israel's top 10% pull in $7,400 a month from capital gains, Tax Authority finds

Israel Tax Authority says the top decile averages about 68,000 shekels ($21,000) a month, including 24,000 shekels from capital gains, while the poorest half holds only 11% of national income and the richest 20% shoulder most direct taxes

Adrian Filut | 12.08.25

Silver soars to fresh all-time highs, powered by AI and green-tech boom

Soaring demand from AI hardware, solar and EV industries pushes silver to record highs as tight supply and investor interest fuel a powerful rally

Dennis Bihler | 12.02.25

Teen invests Bar Mitzvah money in stocks — mother takes chance to teach responsibility

Instead of scolding her son for putting all his bar mitzvah money into the stock market without much thought, Nirit Zuk used the moment as a chance to teach him that money doesn’t grow on trees

Nirit Zuk | 11.30.25

The kosher gummy pivot turned TopGum into a supplements powerhouse

TopGum’s founder Hai Hayoun turned a kosher-candy problem he spotted in his Ashdod minimarket into a Sderot-based gummy supplement brand now breaking into North America; a new long-term US partnership cements the company’s leap from local sweets to global health products

Navit Zomer | 11.26.25

Eli Lilly becomes first drugmaker to reach $1 trillion valuation on weight-loss boom

Fueled by surging demand for blockbuster weight-loss drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound, Eli Lilly briefly crossed the $1 trillion mark, cementing its lead in the booming obesity-treatment market and outpacing every other pharmaceutical rival

Dennis Bihler | 11.21.25