Israel's market pulse stays tied to the Flydubai fallout, with officials questioning the co-pilot and the carrier suspending Tel Aviv flights, keeping regional aviation and securit
Israel's market pulse stays tied to the Flydubai fallout, with officials questioning the co-pilot and the carrier suspending Tel Aviv flights, keeping regional aviation and security tension front and center. The shekel held firm, with the dollar and euro both declining notably against it, and the local index edged higher, suggesting currency and equity markets are absorbing the geopolitical noise without visible stress. West Bank friction, including blocked olive harvests and settler attacks, adds a steady undercurrent to the security overhang shaping sentiment.
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