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
Tel Aviv shares open higher as Israel-Iran attacks continue
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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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