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Recent weeks have been marked by significant geopolitical events in the Middle East. Just three months ago, there were fears of a potential devastating attack on Israel by Hezbollah. Today, Hezbollah has been significantly weakened, the Assad regime has fallen, and the Israeli military has destroyed a substantial portion of strategic weapons arsenals in Syria – results that have exceeded even the most optimistic expectations. Investors were quick to react to these developments. Over the past month, the TA-125 index has risen by approximately 5%, and the shekel has strengthened by 5% against the dollar. If no major disruptions occur in the coming weeks, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is set to finish 2024 as one of the world’s top performers. submitted by /u/FXgram_ |
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