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tel aviv stock market up: The battle between Israel and Iran is now going to take a deadly turn. Many nuclear scientists and military people of Iran have died during the seven days of the Israeli attack. Here, Iran has also attacked with a strong missile, taking retaliation. On Thursday, Iran fired & nbsp; A missile fell at Soroka Medical Center, the largest hospital in Southern Israel, he was reported to have a lot of damage. According to Reuters, at least 47 people were injured in this Iran missile attack. On the other hand, America has also indicated to jump into this battle.
Israel’s stock market
Not only this, Iran attacked Israel’s stock exchange on Thursday. Alajjira has also confirmed the attack on the Stock Exchange Exchange in Israeli’s Tel Aviv and has told how much damage it has caused her. & Nbsp; The reason for the attack was the chaos of chaos in the entire city.
But, the stock market of Israel was seen trading with a tremendous speed despite the attack on Thursday morning. The stock market not only stood firmly but it came to the highest level of 52 weeks. Tase’s all -share index closed at 2574.89 with a jump of 0.5%, which is the highest level of 52 weeks. Apart from this, TA also closed at 2,810.85 by trading up 4 percent.
Investors confidence strong
TA’s stock also saw a great jump of 5% last week. It saw an increase of 4.53 percent in April and 6.55 percent in May. That is, investors trusted the Iranian missile rather than any kind of fear and put money on it.
Actually, there are many reasons for Israeli’s stock market not to weaken, such as the demand of defense companies increases in the situation of war. Many such Israeli companies are far ahead in making defense technology, Rafale weapons and albit systems. In such a situation, the continuous investment in the shares of these companies kept the stock market strong.
Apart from this, the cyber security, tech industry there has also attracted investors. Several steps have also been taken by the Israeli government and the central bank of the Central Bank to maintain better position at the time of War. & Nbsp;