Foreign Capital Reenters TASE
Categories: Capital Markets
Foreign investors have returned to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, acquiring approximately USD 2.3 billion in Israeli equities so far this year and marking a clear shift back to net buying. The renewed activity follows a period of caution and signals growing international confidence in Israel’s capital markets.
Israel’s public companies, particularly those operating in banking and technology, have benefited from stronger performance, rising trading volumes, and improving valuations.
These dynamics have lifted foreign ownership levels to multi-year highs and reinforced the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange’s position as a credible and increasingly attractive destination for global capital.
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