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How a costly typo sent one of Israel’s top defense stocks into a 33% tailspin

Trader’s typo sends Elbit Systems shares down 33% in minutes, briefly wiping out $17M in value before safeguards kicked in and canceled trade; while most loses reversed, some investors still hit

Ori Tal, Calcalist | 06.11.25

Foreign investors return to Tel Aviv Stock Exchange despite ongoing war

Despite Gaza war and Houthi threat, foreign investors buy NIS 2.5B in Tel Aviv stocks in May—70% in banks with strong earnings; defense firms also draw major interest

Navit Zomer | 06.03.25

Israeli defense stocks plunge on Tel Aviv Exchange amid global de-escalation

Aris down 11%, NextVision 10%, Third Eye 10%; Israir drops 7.6%, El Al 1.7% as investors expect foreign airlines to resume Israel flights

Ynetnews | 05.12.25

Israeli defense firms make global debut with foreign military contracts

HomeBiogas to supply off-grid waste systems to US Air Force bases, while Fire Detection Technologies signs contracts with Asian and European militaries for hangar fire detectors that avoid false alarms from jet engine heat

Navit Zomer | 04.21.25

As fears of constitutional crisis and war rise, Tel Aviv Stock Exchange sees declines

TASE is responding to concerns about a constitutional crisis over dismissal of Shin Bet head and over security tensions; TA-35 plunges by about 2.6%, TA-90 by about 4% and TA-125 by about 3% ; But the basic economic outlook remains stable

Gad Lior | 03.23.25

Tel Aviv stocks drop over 1.5% as market reacts to Wall Street declines

TA-35 index drops about 1.4% at the start of trading, while TA-90 fell 2.2% and TA-125 declined 1.6%; bank stocks also under pressure, with TA-Banks index down 2.2%

Gad Lior | 03.11.25

Israeli investors face market volatility as U.S. tariffs shake global economy

Trump’s new tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China are spark global uncertainty, with Israeli analysts warning of increased risks to local investors heavily exposed to American markets

Calcalist | 03.05.25

Wall Street’s hottest stocks of 2024 — and where Israeli companies stand

S&P 500 soars over 25% for second consecutive year, fueled by AI boom that shows no signs of slowing; we spotlight top-performing companies whose stocks skyrocketed by hundreds of percent—and one Israeli firm whose Nasdaq value plummeted

Tal Shahaf | 12.31.24

מעבר לימי מסחר שני-חמישי סמוטריץ בן זאב זינגר

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange trading shifts to Monday-Friday in 2026

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange will shift trading days to Monday through Friday by 2026, in order to align with global standards; The move aims to attract foreign investors, improve market accessibility, increase liquidity, and include Israeli stocks in leading international indices

Gad Lior, Navit Zomer | 12.30.24

What lies ahead for the Israeli economy in 2025?

Leader Capital Markets forecasts mixed 2025 for Israel’s economy, with slower growth in banking and real estate but optimism in defense, insurance and construction; post-war recovery, infrastructure expansion and rearmament expected to drive key sector growth

Amir Prager | 12.18.24

No highs, no lows: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange records steady performance in war

Despite Israel's economic challenges—rising deficit, credit downgrades and stubborn inflation—investors remained cautiously optimistic; TA-35 index climbed 14% since October 7, with strong performances in banking, real estate and defense stocks

Miki Greenfeld, Shir Reiter, Noam Landman | 10.19.24

Haredi developer Yaki Reisner eyes $400 Million IPO for real estate firm

Entrepreneur considers potential offering on Reisdor Initiatives, potentially this year's biggest on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange; company manages 1.73 million square feet of office space and is developing 12,500 apartments across Israel

Golan Hazani | 10.08.24

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange conundrum: Why are foreign investors buying while Israelis are fleeing?

At the beginning of the year, foreign investors sold shares amounting to about 6.6 billion shekels, while in the last quarter they purchased 3 billion shekels, while at the same time Israelis sold shares worth 8.8 billion shekels.

Navit Zomer | 10.01.24

Shekel powers up against dollar and euro as Tel Aviv stocks rally

Greenback drops 1.3% to around 3.71 shekels while euro declines to 4.08 shekels; Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opens on a positive note with gains across the board

Ynet | 08.14.24

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange rises as shekel gains, global markets recover

TA-35 and TA-125 indices up 1.5% and 1.8%, respectively; shekel strengthens against major currencies after sinking to 9-month low, with US dollar trading at 3.78 shekels

Gad Lior | 08.07.24

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