Tel Aviv market remains flat after Iran conflict, analysts say

The Tel Aviv market has shown little movement since the end of the conflict with Iran, with no clear direction and a slight depressive trend. Banks have recovered slightly following strong reports, while the insurance sector struggles to regain its previous optimism. Technology stocks remain volatile, real estate is weak, and defense companies are facing significant challenges.

According to TheMarker, the market's stagnation reflects a broader sense of disillusionment, as the anticipated reduction in Israel's risk premium and expansion of the Abraham Accords have not materialized as expected.