Stock Market

Israeli software firm JFrog has seen its stock surge 55% in 2026, reaching an $11.5 billion valuation despite wider SaaS sector anxieties and ongoing AI disruptions.

Meet Oz Cohen, a 14.5-year-old Israeli investor who turned 2,500 shekels into 22,000 shekels over three years through savvy stock market investments.

Meitav's October 2026 review highlights a widening gap between local economic weakness and stock market performance in Israel, while warning of AI bubble risks and monetary uncertainty in the U.S.

Sela Investment House CIO Ofir Serdam analyzes the recent tech stock correction, VIX fear index thresholds, asset allocation strategies, and local market resilience amid ongoing economic uncertainties.

A Calcalist analysis reveals that trading and currency conversion costs at traditional banks are up to 71% higher than at investment houses, draining hundreds of shekels from retail investor accounts.

A recent panel at the investment festival explored whether AI investments are fueling a market bubble, featuring insights from financial experts on tech valuations, energy bottlenecks, and retail investor risks.

Entrepreneur Alon Gonen shared an Instagram roadmap showing how investing 1,000 shekels monthly from age 18 can yield one million shekels via compound interest.

A review of leveraged funds on the Nasdaq and Tel Aviv indices reveals high long-term gains despite volatility, challenging the assumption that leverage destroys value over time.

US 10-year Treasury yields hit 5.3% in September, driving a global shift in capital markets. Analysts examine inflation, debt supply, and sector vulnerabilities.

Market analysis indicates that the Israeli stock market lags behind global indices due to security uncertainty, high financing costs, and looming fiscal pressures.

Artificial intelligence is driving stock market gains while squeezing the rest of the market amid rising bond yields, high oil prices, and high interest rates.

Three years after October 7, Israel's economy and financial markets have shown unexpected resilience, with the Tel Aviv 125 index surging 120% and the shekel strengthening significantly.

Meitav Investment House warns that strong US consumer data is temporary, driven by a narrowing group of AI stocks while the bond market faces severe risk.

US rate expectations shift as soft jobs data takes an October hike off the table. Meanwhile, Tel Aviv markets face geopolitical headwinds and high financing costs.

The Israeli stock market in 2026 shows strong gains for the Tel Aviv 35 and Tel Aviv 125 indices, while the Tel Aviv 90 lags behind due to market concentration and interest rate pressures.

Electra Real Estate shares dropped 15% amid heavy trading volume as the company faces a potential exit from the Tel Aviv 90 index and ongoing financial pressures.

On Holding stock jumps 8% after signing football star Kylian Mbappé and issuing strong 2029 financial targets, aiming for 5.6 billion Swiss francs in sales.

Asian markets showed mixed trends as regional exchanges reacted to the US Federal Reserve's first interest rate hike in three years. Hong Kong raised its base rate accordingly.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for an emergency slowdown in AI development following internal safety breaches, triggering sharp market drops across global tech stocks and prompting OpenAI to delay its mega-IPO.