Latest news from Tel Aviv.
As global markets flash mixed signals and gold surges to record levels, ordinary Israelis face a cost-of-living crunch that one local fintech founder thinks she can turn into a business.
A 4.1% spike in gold prices and a weakening dollar are compounding pressure on Tel Aviv's lenders and fintech challengers already navigating a bruising year of margin compression and regulatory scrutiny.
A fractured commodity picture and a risk-on equity rally are forcing Israeli businesses and pension savers to reassess their exposure heading into the second half of 2026.
A 4.1% spike in gold, a resurgent S&P 500 and a sliding shekel story are reshaping risk calculations for Israeli investors and businesses this Independence Day weekend.
As Wall Street surged on the Fourth of July holiday session, the split between large-cap safety and small-cap speculation grew sharper — and Tel Aviv investors caught in between are rethinking where the next returns actually live.
Diverging commodity prices are forcing Tel Aviv investors to rethink their exposure to the resources sector as Q3 opens with unusual volatility.
Equities hit fresh highs on Wall Street while gold's 4% jump and crude's slide point to a bond-market undercurrent that Tel Aviv investors cannot afford to ignore.
A 4.1% single-session jump in bullion, a rallying euro and a Bitcoin spike above $62,000 are telling investors something about global risk appetite that Israeli savers cannot afford to ignore.
A rare convergence of soaring safe-haven assets and equity rallies is reshaping the calculus for Israeli savers, pension holders and anyone with a dollar-denominated portfolio.
New federal budget cuts to welfare programs are hitting Tel Aviv's poorest neighbourhoods hard, even as the city's tech sector continues to boom.
A housing policy passed by the Knesset in June aims to increase affordable units but is already triggering landlord exits and pushing rents higher across central districts.
A new 340 million shekel federal commitment targets the Red Line expansion and central bus station overhaul, addressing gridlock that costs the economy an estimated 8 billion shekels yearly.
Would-be homeowners are finding fewer footholds as price thresholds rise in the city's dynamic property market.
A new market low in available rentals is fueling bidding wars from Florentin to the Old North as rents climb far faster than wages.
From Rothschild to Florentin, the city’s property market sprints ahead despite economic headwinds.
With rent and purchase prices at historic highs in Tel Aviv, new data shows Israel’s regional cities drawing renters and buyers seeking relief—though the gap is narrowing.
With lease renewals tougher and prices near record highs, Tel Aviv renters must act fast or get creative as housing options dwindle.
Surging prices and changing buyer patterns mark a very different real estate landscape five years after the bust and boom of the pandemic era.
The Daily Network — local news across Australia