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Norway's $2.35 trillion wealth fund posted a 0.5% negative return in Q3 2026, losing $72 billion overall due to bond market struggles and currency fluctuations.

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Wix shares trade near $77 following a turbulent year marked by a $1.6 billion buyback, layoffs, and AI disruptions. Major investment banks Cantor and Oppenheimer issued bullish outperform ratings with targets up to $90.

Netflix reported Q3 2026 revenue of $12.87 billion and EPS of $0.87, but issued weak guidance that sent its stock down 6%. The results coincide with massive industry shifts, including Paramount's merger with Warner Bros.

Global markets show mixed trends as US bond yields hit a 24-year high of 5.36%. Wall Street tech stocks recover while European political tensions persist.

Semiconductor stocks suffered a historic crash with the SOX index plunging 16% from its peak, wiping out USD 2 trillion in market value amid rising financing costs and inflation fears.

Wall Street airline stocks slide amid surging jet fuel prices and looming earnings. While US ticket prices jump 22.4%, Israeli consumers see contrasting flight price drops.

Doral has entered the Tel Aviv 35 Index following rapid expansion, despite a 17.2% stock drop in six months. The renewable energy firm continues global projects, data center ventures, and expects revenues to jump at least 43% by 2027.

South Korea's KOSPI index plunged 8.2% amid US inflation fears and a tech sell-off, triggering a circuit breaker. Concurrently, the president shared data showing a decline in suicides, urging citizens to seek help.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed lower on Thursday as OPKO Health surged 25.64% following a major asset sale to Labcorp. Investors await the September CPI data and November index updates.

The S&P 500 bull market marks its fourth anniversary with a 118% gain, driven by corporate earnings and tech investments. While historical data suggests further growth, analysts warn of risks from rising bond yields and high valuations.

Bank of America shares dropped over 7% after reporting a 17% profit fall due to a $1.2 billion regulatory fine. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock beat expectations.

American hedge fund Community Fund, led by Jeremy Blank, bought 23 million NIS worth of Bazan shares after a drop caused by facility pollution, securing a quick profit.

At Robinhood's Hood Summit in Houston, retail investors celebrating massive portfolio gains contrasted sharply with Wall Street professionals worried about surging bond yields and market risks.

Sela Real Estate and its management company expand share acquisitions, reaching 31 million NIS in total buybacks amid strong financial results and a 7% dividend yield.

McDonald's stock has plunged over 30% from its March peak amid weakening US sales and rising costs. Despite an $8.5 billion investment plan, investors remain cautious ahead of the upcoming earnings report.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened the week with slight gains on Monday, led by Electra Real Estate surging 14.22%, while Gilat dropped 8.04%.

AMD reported strong Q2 2026 results with earnings of $1.66 per share, yet its stock dropped 8% amid high AI expectations and shifting data center metrics.

Apple reported Q3 2026 results exceeding expectations, yet its stock dropped $300 billion in market value following a cautious outlook driven by component shortages.

Japan Exchange Group slashes TOPIX index constituents from 1,700 to 1,000 under strict new liquidity rules, drawing praise from Julius Baer analysts.

Investment house Yelin Lapidot has acquired a stake in Dyoniss Alad for roughly 7.8 million NIS, joining major institutional shareholders amid ongoing residential projects and merger talks.

Memory chip manufacturer Micron surged 263% this year, but analyst Gil Luria from D.A. Davidson raised its price target to $3,000, citing massive AI demand.

Gilat Telecom plans to buy back up to 7 million shekels of its shares following a profit surge. The company cites strong cash flow and undervaluing of its stock.

Tel Aviv indices dropped sharply amid global sell-offs and Hormuz tensions. TA-35 fell 2.44% to 4,096.45 points, while Next Vision and Priortech led market decliners.

ZIM raised its 2026 financial outlook, projecting adjusted EBITDA of $2.7-3 billion and EBIT of $1.4-1.7 billion, driven by strong demand and freight rates.

Next Vision secured a $24 million camera order for 2027 delivery from an existing client, following a major share sale by Fidelity.

The S&P 500 has reached record concentration levels, with Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft accounting for over 21% of the index, fueled by massive buybacks and new product launches.

Nvidia reached a record $5.8 trillion valuation on Nasdaq as shares climbed over 2%. Despite the surge, its P/E ratio sits at multi-year lows, drawing strong analyst optimism.

ASOS app users globally and in Israel received a threatening push notification claiming a breach of their Snowflake cloud environment. The company's shares dropped 11% following the incident.

Israel Tax Authority arrested a Rosh HaAyin accountant suspected of omitting 60 million NIS from a client's tech exit share sale, evading 1.8 million NIS in surtax.

Zim's board of directors rejected the Government Companies Authority's demand to reopen discussions on its $4.2 billion acquisition by Hapag-Lloyd and the FIMI Fund, maintaining that post-deal operational updates do not require fresh approvals.

Pioneer Capital investment head Shmuel Ben Arie advises shifting portfolio weights from Israel to US stocks and AI, citing high local valuations and election uncertainty.

Fidelity Investments is selling most of its stake in Israeli drone camera maker Next Vision for about 1.3 billion shekels, ending its status as a major shareholder.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed mixed as the TA-35 index rose 0.13% to 4,223.74 points while the TA-125 index dipped 0.21%. Elbit Systems led gainers.

Wall Street indices remain near record highs driven by mega-cap AI stocks, masking a severe slump in major consumer brands like Nike and McDonald's amid high US Treasury yields.

Tokyo shares jumped 2.5% led by an 8% surge in TDK shares following strong AI sales reports. Oil prices saw a moderate decline while Asian markets mixed.

As Wall Street approaches October—a month historically tied to major market crashes—analysts warn that rising bond yields and underlying stock market weaknesses could test investor resilience.

A new CFA Institute study by Roger G. Ibbotson analyzes a century of US stock and bond returns, revealing that 97% of long-term large-cap equity returns stem from reinvested dividends.

While major Wall Street indices hover near record highs driven by AI tech giants, beneath the surface over 40% of S&P 500 stocks sit in bear markets amid soaring US treasury yields.

Foresight Autonomous Holdings announced plans to delist from the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with trading ending on January 1, 2027, as the firm's valuation plummeted 99% to 17 million shekels.

Nike shares dropped nearly 10% in pre-market trading on Wall Street after reporting a 4% revenue decline and announcing an extensive restructuring plan.

Global markets opened a new trading month facing geopolitical and bond yield challenges. Tel Aviv shares saw mixed results as major defense and real estate stocks rallied.

Wall Street shows resilience against surging US bond yields, but small-cap stocks face notable weakness as the Russell 2000 drops 8% from its August peak due to financing pressures.

Julius Baer's daily analysis highlights diverging Asian markets: corporate reforms in Japan drive stock records toward a Nikkei target of 75,000, while China's housing measures disappoint investors.

Norway's $2.4 trillion wealth fund has been caught in a massive fraud and market manipulation scandal shaking the Istanbul stock exchange, affecting hundreds of thousands of investors.

Idan Ofer's Kenon Holdings is investing $450 million for a 25% stake in US infrastructure firm Vicinity, valuing the company at an enterprise value of $2.92 billion.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed Tuesday with moderate gains led by the Tel Aviv 90 index. Trading volume hit 2.4 billion NIS in equities as currency rates held steady.

Boeing faces a major setback as the FAA halts 737 MAX 10 certification due to a new software glitch, causing a 6.8% stock drop and delaying key deliveries.

Real estate firm Yellowstone, founded by Yakir Gabay, is raising $400 million in a pre-IPO private equity round to finance US acquisitions and Manhattan conversions.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices closed lower on Monday, led by a 0.49% drop in the TA-35 index. Markets reacted to global pressures and Donald Trump rejecting an Iranian proposal.