By Sama Marwan,
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened trading on Sunday morning for the first time since the military confrontation between Israel and Iran erupted, with major indices recording significant declines amid economic uncertainty.
According to Al-Sharq News, the Tel Aviv 35 index dropped by 1.3%, while the Tel Aviv 90 index fell by 1.7%.
The Tel Aviv Bank Index declined by 2%, and the Tel Aviv 125 index fell by 1.3%.
This downturn comes amid investor concerns over the economic repercussions of the conflict with Iran, as markets await any government measures or international developments that could influence the course of trading.
