Unusual market moves:
Did Hamas make bank on the October 7th attack?
A new study noticed a sharp spike in short sales of Israeli stocks in the days before the massacre.
A new study noticed a sharp spike in short sales of Israeli stocks in the days before the massacre.
A protest leader called to support a chain that will close to protest against the judicial reform - but he may have broken the law.
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With massive increase in sales of iPhones, Apple becomes world's first $3 trillion corporation, with a value larger than many economies.
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Pfizer explains that the sale went through due to system set up in August that sells shares once they hit a certain threshold.
For the third time in the past two weeks, the Dow has hit its emergency circuit break bringing the stock market to a halt.
Stock-market trading reopens after 15-minute halt triggered by steep slide at opening bell.
Who profits? 'Markets currently taking glass half-full outlook while waiting for coronavirus outbreak to bottom out': Investment advisor.
US stock markets have their worst drop of the year amid concerns over a recession.
Policymakers in UK and Israel have been active to ensure trade relations between two countries continue flourishing in post-Brexit world.
The Economist experts hint that the sharp falls in stock exchanges and the subsequent correction bring new and interesting opportunities.
After Monday's historic selloff by the Dow Jones: What has spooked the market and when investors should expect Wall Street to recover.
After year of record highs, global markets tank, erasing $4 trillion in stock value after Dow Jones suffers largest single decline ever.
Left-wing billionaire loses big time, bet stock market would crash following Trump's election victory.
Leading Israeli non-profits, including the JNF and Kupat Ha'Ir, lose millions of shekels after investing in housing fund.
Tel Aviv stocks followed Asian markets, again diving on Monday, as investors waited in trepidation for the opening of US markets.
Israeli market reacts to global downturn with 4% drops in indexes.
The Social-Economic Cabinet on Sunday decided to sell off nearly all the government-controlled companies in Israel.
World markets soared after a tense New Year break, relieved after US lawmakers agreed a last-minute deal to avert massive tax hikes.
Israel's stock market was the 35 best in the world for investors, a CNN study said.
Talk of war with Iran is nothing new for Israel, under threats since 1948, says Bloomberg. “Israel one of world’s best investments.”
Good news and bad news: Analyst and businessmen Dr. Marc Faber says World War III is near. The good news: He said the same thing last year.
Investors dump stocks and commodities like a plague. The price of crude oil is down by 20 percent. The price at the pump will follow.
Panic selling abates Monday morning in Israel and European buyers snap up stocks. Fool’s gold or not, real gold soars to $1,700 an ounce.
Tel Aviv and Saudi Arabia stock exchanges, the first to open after last week’s NY market plunge and cut in credit rating, sank by 6 percent.
Israeli Tal Liani has been named by Insitutional Investor as the number two stock market analyst in the US for the third straight year.
Rampant worldwide anti-Zionism has made Israel a universal doormat, but the world looks at Israel stocks differently: an all-time high.
A company may make lots of money, but is it kosher? Jewish investors increasingly are buying stocks with rabbinical approval.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's flagship index, the TA-25, rallies, registers at the level it did when Lehman Brothers collapsed in September 2008.
Israeli-based Teva Pharmaceuticals has shrugged off the financial crisis and expects to report record earnings. Other Israeli firms healthy too.
Bad news turns to good: Israel’s projected $2 billion loss for being an “emerging market” may be offset with $3 billion for a “developed market.”
The MSCI global market agency is expected to announce Israel now is a developed market. The complimentary status may cost the economy $2 billion.