Tel Aviv shares open higher as Israel-Iran attacks continue

Tel Aviv share indices opened marginally higher on Monday, as investors expressed confidence that Israel will prevail in its war in halting Iran's nuclear programme.

Israel says of 50 hostages held by Hamas and its allies, about 20 are believed to be alive.
Israel says of 50 hostages held by Hamas and its allies, about 20 are believed to be alive. (Ronen Zvulun/Reuters)

Tel Aviv share indices opened marginally higher on Monday, as investors expressed confidence that Israel will prevail in its war in halting Iran's nuclear programme.

The blue-chip Tel Aviv 35 index opened 0.3% higher while the broader TA-125 rose 0.4%.

In its first trading session since the attacks between Israel and Iran began, main stock indices rose as much as 0.5% on Sunday, bounding back from initial losses of 2%.

Reuters


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