Israeli Stock Market Surges to All-Time Highs Following US-Iran Tensions

Israeli stocks hit new all-time highs, opening over 1.5% higher on Sunday after the US attacked Iran's nuclear sites. The Tel Aviv 125 index rose by 1.5%, and the TA-35 climbed 1.6% in early trading. Share prices had increased by approximately 6% over the previous week.

Israeli stocks soared to unprecedented levels on Sunday, with markets opening more than 1.5% higher following a US offensive against Iran's nuclear facilities.

The Tel Aviv 125 index surged by 1.5%, accompanied by a 1.6% rise in the blue-chip TA-35 index during early trading hours.

The country's stock markets had experienced a steady uptrend, rising approximately 6% over the past week amid ongoing strikes against Iranian nuclear and military sites.

(With inputs from agencies.)