Israel-Iran War: Israel Stock Market is rising to 52 weeks high, despite the report on Iran's rocket attack on the exchange building | Einsmark news

Israel Stock Exchange: The rising tension with Iran and fresh reports of an attack directed at the fair, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has risen to a peak of 52 weeks, June 19, despite the geopolitical tensions, Israel’s stock market showed resilience, with investors still buying the local shares. Al Jazeera reported on June 19 that the Israeli stock exchange building was damaged after Iran launched 25 missiles in a new attack on Israel. Still, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (Tase) rose 4.7% to the peak of 52 weeks of 6.345. Since the start of the conflict on the evening of June 13, the stock market of Israel has been in a turnout and has achieved almost 9% during this period. However, the Iran-Israel war, which entered its seventh day today, kept the global stock markets about, even if the shares in Israel were still trading higher. More to come …