US EditionIsraeli, Saudi stocks rise in aftermath of US attacks on Iran
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Israelis are very pleased that the US bombed Iran's nuclear facilities - even though it immediately led to a massive Iranian missile attack on Israel. People are sitting in shelters, but say that the American action weakens Iran. - Iran has already been firing missiles at us for more than a week, so I don't think it will get worse, says Noa Yeshayahu in a shelter in Tel Aviv.
Global stock markets fall amid Israel–Iran tensions
The past week was not bright at all for world stock markets. Investors are quite nervous about the possibility of a wider conflict in the Middle East, after tensions between Israel and Iran further escalated. Although the American Dow Jones index managed to register a modest growth of 0.02% and now stands at 42,206 points, the market situation is not encouraging. The Nasdaq rose by 0.2%, while the S&P 500 fell slightly by 0.2% and currently stan…
While global stock markets are expected to fall following America's entry into the Iran war, the Israeli stock market has responded with a sharp rise.
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