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00:00What's something people don't know about financial markets during crises?

00:04Even after a direct missile strike on Israel's stock exchange, stocks soared.

00:09Here's why. On June 19, Iran fired over 25 ballistic missiles at Israel.

00:14One directly hit the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange building,

00:18injuring more than 30 people and causing significant damage.

00:22Civilian sites, including a major hospital, were also struck.

00:25This attack was part of a week-long escalation between Iran and Israel.

00:30Despite the violence, Israel's main stock index, the TA35, rose to a 52-week high that same day.

00:38Analysts credit this resilience to strong economic fundamentals,

00:42a stable currency, and investor belief in Israel's ability to manage crises.

00:46Government officials called the market's response a sign of national strength.

00:51But the situation remains volatile.

00:52Further attacks or global involvement could impact markets and push investors

00:57toward safer assets like gold or government bonds.

01:01For now, the world is watching, and markets are holding steady under fire.

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