(Bloomberg) -- Israeli stocks rose after declining
in earlier trading, paced by Israel Corp. The holding company
gained the most in more than a month and a half after it agreed
to buy power stations in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The index added 1.75, or 0.2 percent, to 1107.28 at the
close in Tel Aviv as 13 shares advanced and 12 dropped.
Investors bought and sold about 1.05 billion shekels ($260
million) in shares and convertibles.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
in earlier trading, paced by Israel Corp. The holding company
gained the most in more than a month and a half after it agreed
to buy power stations in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The index added 1.75, or 0.2 percent, to 1107.28 at the
close in Tel Aviv as 13 shares advanced and 12 dropped.
Investors bought and sold about 1.05 billion shekels ($260
million) in shares and convertibles.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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