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Ken Fisher: How the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange peaked in the midst of war

08.08.24|Ken Fisher

It almost seems counterintuitive that the Tel Aviv 35 Index has risen since October 7th, but it did. This can be attributed to two main factors: the Israeli economy's faster-than-expected recovery and the fact that the war has not expanded (yet), combined with positive global sentiment, to which Israeli stocks are closely correlated.