Market report /TASE turns bullish on 'fiscal cliff'

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange extended its gain for a second trading session yesterday, as the markets decided that negotiations over the so-called "fiscal cliff" will end well.

By Shelly Appelberg | 06:05 20.12.12 |

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The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange extended its gain for a second trading session yesterday, as the markets decided that negotiations over the so-called "fiscal cliff" will end well.

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Market report /TASE turns bullish on 'fiscal cliff'

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange extended its gain for a second trading session yesterday, as the markets decided that negotiations over the so-called "fiscal cliff" will end well.

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