Market
IATI Holds Annual Managing Partners Conference
The conference brought together managing partners from Israel’s leading venture capital funds and investment firms.
What traders should understand about gold CFD costs
After IPO: Tidhar to lay off 50 employees in efficiency drive
How global markets are influencing Israel’s business environment
Why prediction markets are becoming a mainstream financial product
Prediction markets are moving into mainstream finance as Wall Street brokerages, regulators and retail traders embrace event contracts tied to real outcomes.
U.S. dollar stays strong as markets price In another Fed hike
The dollar remains strong as markets price another Fed hike, while easing oil prices, Treasury yields and global tensions could shape the currency’s next move.
Ryanair CEO O’Leary says no fuel surcharge despite rising jet fuel price uncertainty
O’Leary said airfares may need to rise by 10%, 15%, or even 20% next summer if oil prices remain at their current elevated levels in the coming months.
The number left out of the CPI, but weighing on almost every household
A Taub Center study shows the Consumer Price Index does not fully reflect the cost of living. The interest on mortgages and credit burdens households, yet is excluded from the calculation.
Renewed Middle East tensions send Brent Crude above $100
Brent crude tops $100 as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions disrupt the Strait of Hormuz, fueling inflation fears and putting fresh pressure on global markets.
NIS 10m. branch: The supermarket chain aiming to conquer central Israel
KingStore invested NIS 10m in its Rosh Ha'ayin branch to lead expansion. CEO Majdi Ketany says the company hopes to launch an IPO at the end.
Women immigrant-owned businesses featured at massive market at HER Tel Aviv festival
“We really want to show the diversity and the connection and the love for Israel,” HER Tel Aviv founder and CEO Sivan Hadari said.
America’s black hole: The debt threatening to swallow the global economy
US public debt crossed $40 trillion, raising bond yields and interest costs. The financial fallout threatens the global economy, including Israel.
The market is open for competition: The move expected to lower sheep cheese prices
Israel to drop sheep cheese tariffs and open market to competition, while providing millions in direct support and quota compensation to local farmers.
After the surge, comes the drop: Average wage in Israel plunges by nearly NIS 1,000
Following June's record high, CBS data for July shows a sharp decline to NIS 14,241, while the number of salaried jobs continues to climb.
