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Energy sectors lead S&P 500 returns in 2026 with a 40.6% gain, significantly outperforming technology. While AI captures headlines, technology ranks fifth with 14.8%, and communication services lag at the bottom.

A new retail price index compares grocery baskets across 41 Israeli cities, revealing Rami Levy and Yochananof as the cheapest chains amid surging living costs.

A new Julius Baer and EY report reveals that only 2.3% of ultra-wealthy families are fully prepared to sell or transfer their business, hindered mostly by emotional ties and family disagreements.

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.

New apartment prices in Israel have returned to levels seen four years ago, driven by market stagnation and a surge in government-subsidized housing transactions.

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.

Israel's housing prices fell by 0.6% in July-August, bringing an annual decline of 1.8%, while rental prices climbed by 0.4% in September amid record inventory.

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.

UBS forecasts 28 percent earnings growth for S&P 500 companies in Q3, driven by artificial intelligence and robust consumer demand, despite ongoing Wall Street volatility.

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.

A new TASE analysis of past election cycles reveals that Israeli stock markets typically price in political uncertainty ahead of the vote, with post-election returns showing rapid recovery despite parliamentary stalemates.

Israeli investment house Pasternak Gilboa reports soaring global bond yields alongside record-breaking US stock markets driven by tech and AI, contrasted by a slumping Tel Aviv exchange.

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

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.

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.

Bank Hapoalim's Ziv Kramer reviews Wall Street's strong earnings and persistent valuation gaps, driven by surging real yields and shifting market sectors.

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.

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.

Local hedge funds saw third-quarter yields erode, erasing their earlier advantage over stock and bond indices. Equity funds averaged a 9% return over nine months, trailing the TA-125 index.

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.

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.

Morgan Stanley chief strategist Mike Wilson views a potential 5%-10% market correction as a healthy development that could remove excesses and stabilize equities.

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.

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.

Natural diamond prices have plummeted by over 50% in five years, hitting historic lows due to post-pandemic oversupply and competition from lab-grown diamonds.

Wall Street enters the fourth quarter facing potential Fed rate hikes, but historical statistics show Q4 is traditionally the strongest period for the S&P 500 index.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with mixed trends as tech shares led gains, following strong Wall Street momentum. The TA-35 rose 0.41% and TA-125 added 0.21% amid 4.3 billion shekels in stock volume.

Wall Street indices hit record highs while underlying market breadth flashed rare warning signs reminiscent of December 1999 and July 1929, as dozens of stocks hit annual lows.

Sportswear giant Nike is set to leave the S&P 100 index on September 21 following an 80% drop in market value over five years, while its low share price threatens its position in the Dow Jones.

The Bank of Israel's composite index rose by 0.4% in August, pushing economic activity above its long-term growth trend, driven by higher imports and tax revenues.

FTSE semi-annual index update brings five new Israeli stocks into focus, highlighting market anticipation, ETF rebalancing effects, and trading strategies.

A review of US-exposed mutual funds in Israel reveals that over three years, almost none beat the S&P 500, echoing global data showing high active fund underperformance.