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1. [verwijderd] 23 juni 2008 23:33

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   Ferme taal! Gaat Frankrijk er nu zich ook mee bemoeien met hun nukewaponsoffdistruction.
2. [verwijderd] 27 juni 2008 17:26

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   Wat een belachelijke koersontwikkeling is dat vandaag...
3. [verwijderd] 27 juni 2008 21:25

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   Ja! Hoewel...
4. [verwijderd] 29 juni 2008 21:37

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   Nog effe en dan worden we met GTC gelijk gezet.????
5. [verwijderd] 30 juni 2008 20:06

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   zeggermaareswatvan.
6. [verwijderd] 30 juni 2008 20:12

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   Heel hoge omzet Kardan vandaag op TAse, laatste dag TA25, dus windowdressing?...
   
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7. [verwijderd] 2 juli 2008 00:17

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   Shekel-dollar rate continues drop
   Weak macro figures in the US will keep the rate low in the short term.
   Yossi Nissan 1 Jul 08 11:26
   The shekel-dollar rate is down 0.52% at NIS 3.3345/$ in interbank trading this morning, and the shekel-euro rate is down 0.66% at NIS 5.2502/€. The shekel-dollar representative rate was set 0.51% lower at NIS 3.335/$ yesterday, and the shekel-euro rate was set 0.839% lower at NIS 5.284/€.
   The shekel strengthened against the dollar again yesterday, as investors responded to the weak macro economic figures published in the US at the end of last week.
   
   The shekel-dollar exchange rate fell 12.9% over the first half of 2008, and the shekel-euro rate fell by 6.7%.
   
   Online foreign currency broker Prico says that because of the weak macroeconomic data coming out of the US, expectations of yet more write-downs by financial institutions in the upcoming quarter, and oil prices rising to record levels, the dollar is continuing to weaken against other leading currencies.
   
   The dollar's weakness and more strong macroeconomic figures in Israel (expectations of 4.2% growth, and low unemployment) are likely to support a fall in the exchange rate in the short-term to around NIS 3.32-3.3/$, and even towards the previous low of NIS 3.233/$.
   
   Looking forward, the shekel is likely to weaken against the dollar again, as the greenback rallies against leading currencies. The shekel-dollar rate is likely to rise initially to NIS 3.48-3.52/$, and could even reach the recent high of around NIS 3.66/$, if it breaks through the NIS 3.56/$ level.
   
   Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on July 1, 2008
   
   
8. [verwijderd] 3 juli 2008 22:59

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   Fischer: Calls for capital movement curbs irresponsible
   The governor of the Bank of Israel also slammed proposals to raise government spending.
   Erez Wollberg 3 Jul 08 16:02
   Governor of the Bank of Israel Prof. Stanley Fischer spoke today at the Caesarea Forum of the Israel Democracy Institute, saying, "Inflation's damage to the economy is very serious both in terms of reaching long term growth and high employment, as well as the pain inflicted on weaker classes."
   In his speech, Fischer spent a long time discussing the dollar. "The calls being heard to impose controls of any type on capital movement are dangerous and irresponsible," he said, adding that imposing those types of limitations have never helped - neither around the world nor in Israel in the 1970s and 1980s. "If we listen to them we are liable to put the Israeli economy back more than 10 years".
   
   A central banker should "never say never", Fischer answered when asked about involvement in the foreign exchange market, and he repeated that the Bank of Israel will continue its current policy. "The shekel's recent strength was not expected, and despite the fact that we don't find evidence of speculative activity, it is difficult to explain", Fischer said.
   
   The Bank of Israel head also said that "it is conceivable that the slowdown is already here, it can be assumed that energy and food prices will continue to rise throughout the year". Fischer noted that the Bank of Israel intends to "continue and focus on the interest rate to maintain price stability," adding, "That way we will succeed in getting past the period of slowdown with the least amount of damage, and return soon to rapid and continued growth."
   
   "If we deviate on spending, households, companies, and the government will pay higher interest without connection to the Bank of Israel's interest rate," Fischer said. This was in reference to calls at the Forum to raise the limit on the annual rise in government spending, which stands today at 1.7%. "In the past 4 years, it was the macro-economic approach along with fiscal and monetary policy that brought very successful results". With that, in effect, Fischer backed Minister of Finance Ronnie Bar-On, who also disagreed with recommendations of the Israel Democracy Institute, which called for public expenditure to be increased by 2.7%.
   
   Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on July 3, 2008
   
   
9. [verwijderd] 6 juli 2008 17:34

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10. [verwijderd] 9 juli 2008 19:37

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    Shekel-dollar rate drops to nearly 12-year low
    Bank Leumi's Itai Ben Zeev: A major event in the foreign exchange market would have to occur in order for the exchange rate to rise.
    Sharon Baider 9 Jul 08 09:42
    The shekel-dollar exchange rate fell today to a low of almost 12 years, with the representative rate falling 1.1% to NIS 3.23/$. The shekel-euro representative rate was also down, falling 0.954% to NIS 5.0761/€.
    On May 30, the shekel-dollar rate, which reached 3.233, was at a low last seen in November 1996, and today's representative rate is even lower than the May level.
    
    According to "Globes" commentator Avi Temkin, hedge funds or other investors have been pushing the exchange rate lower.
    
    Itai Ben Zeev, who is responsible for Bank Leumi's nostro trading room, told "Globes" that major factors are priced in to the current exchange rate, and that "a major event in the foreign exchange market would have to occur" in order for the exchange rate to rise.
    
    Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said on Tuesday that he is considering extending the emergency lending program for the US financial system. Market participants took his words to mean that the Fed would continue attempts to strengthen the US economy - and hold off raising interest rates - in the near term.
    
    Oil prices fell by around $9 a barrel in the past two days, falling to $136 per barrel yesterday.
    
    On Tuesday, the representative shekel exchange rate rose 0.61% to NIS 3.266/$. The representative shekel-euro rate also rose, by 0.8%, to NIS 5.125/€.
    
    Foreign currency dealer Easy Forex claimed that yesterday's losses on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) helped weaken the shekel against the dollar.
    
    Published by Globes [online],
    
11. [verwijderd] 10 juli 2008 15:25

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    Exchange rate soars as Bank of Israel steps up dollar purchases
    The Bank of Israel is increasing its purchases of dollars to $100 million a day.
    Zeev Klein and Erez Wollberg 10 Jul 08 15:33
    Beginning today, the Bank of Israel is increasing its purchases of dollars to $100 million a day. The shekel-dollar exchange rate rose 2.3%, compared with yesterday's representative rate to NIS 3.30/$ on the news. The shekel-euro exchange rate is also up 2.3% to NIS 5.19/€.
    The shekel-dollar and shekel-euro rates fell sharply in morning trading today.
    
    The Bank of Israel said that decided to increase the pace of purchases was taken after examining the program in light of current market conditions, and the cumulative and rapid change in the exchange rate of the shekel. In March, the Bank of Israel announced a program to increase the level of foreign exchange reserves to $35-40 billion.
    
    Until today, the Bank of Israel purchased dollars during regular foreign currency trading days when its publishes the representative rates. No purchases were made on Friday's and holiday eves, when trading is thin and is only conducted by banks.
    
    The Bank of Israel has purchases more than $2.1 billion worth of dollars to date. The central bank originally planned to buy $4.5 billion worth of dollars by year-end. Until now, purchases of dollars averaged $400 million a month, but it is now expected to jump to $100 million a day, and the monthly rate could reach $1.6 billion, assuming four trading days a week. At this rate, the Bank of Israel will reach its original target of buying $10 billion worth of dollars by the end of the year.
    
    Sources inform ''Globes'' that Governor of the Bank of Israel Prof. Stanley Fischer decided to quadruple the daily pace of dollar purchases only 20 minutes before the announcement was released. The decision to make an immediate announcement was taken to prevent arbitrage or use of insider information by more sophisticated foreign currency traders at the expense of the general public.
    
    The decision was taken at a special meeting of the Bank of Israel senior monetary forum, which Fischer heads. Other members include Deputy Governor Zvi Eckstein, head of research Dr. Karnit Flug, and head of markets Barry Topf.
    
    The Bank of Israel dismissed out of hand claims that foreign currency speculators were behind the shekel's rapid appreciation against the dollar and euro. The central bank's daily and comprehensive market studies found no evidence of such activity.
    
    The Bank of Israel found that the shekel's rapid appreciation against the dollar and euro was mainly due to the return of foreign investments by Israelis in foreign securities and direct investments. This return was precipitated by the global financial crisis and falling prices on stock markets, as well as expectations that Israel's GDP growth in 2008 and 2009 will be much greater than in the US or Europe.
    
    The Bank of Israel advises not to measure the success of the program on either an hourly or daily basis.
    
    Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on July 10, 2008
    
12. [verwijderd] 12 juli 2008 01:01

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    Exchange rate soars as Bank of Israel steps up dollar purchases
    The Bank of Israel is increasing its purchases of dollars to $100 million a day.
    Zeev Klein and Erez Wollberg 10 Jul 08 15:33
    Beginning today, the Bank of Israel is increasing its purchases of dollars to $100 million a day. The representative shekel-dollar exchange rate rose 2.6% to NIS 3.314/$. The shekel-euro exchange rate was also higher, rising 2.561% to NIS 5.2061/€.
    The shekel-dollar and shekel-euro rates had been falling sharply before the announcement.
    
    The Bank of Israel said that it decided to increase the pace of purchases after examining the program in light of current market conditions, and the cumulative and rapid change in the exchange rate of the shekel. In March, the Bank of Israel announced a program to increase the level of foreign exchange reserves to $35-40 billion.
    
    Until today, the Bank of Israel purchased dollars during regular foreign currency trading days when its publishes the representative rates. No purchases were made on Friday's and holiday eves, when trading is thin and is only conducted by banks.
    
    The Bank of Israel has purchased more than $2.1 billion worth of dollars to date. The central bank originally planned to buy $4.5 billion worth of dollars by year-end. Until now, purchases of dollars averaged $400 million a month, but it is now expected to jump to $100 million a day, and the monthly rate could reach $1.6 billion, assuming four trading days a week. At this rate, the Bank of Israel will reach its original target of buying $10 billion worth of dollars by the end of the year.
    
    Sources inform ''Globes'' that Governor of the Bank of Israel Prof. Stanley Fischer decided to quadruple the daily pace of dollar purchases only 20 minutes before the announcement was released. The decision to make an immediate announcement was taken to prevent arbitrage or use of insider information by more sophisticated foreign currency traders at the expense of the general public.
    
    The decision was taken at a special meeting of the Bank of Israel senior monetary forum, which Fischer heads. Other members include Deputy Governor Zvi Eckstein, head of research Dr. Karnit Flug, and head of markets Barry Topf.
    
    The Bank of Israel dismissed out of hand claims that foreign currency speculators were behind the shekel's rapid appreciation against the dollar and euro. The central bank's daily and comprehensive market studies found no evidence of such activity.
    
    The Bank of Israel found that the shekel's rapid appreciation against the dollar and euro was mainly due to the return of foreign investments by Israelis who have sold foreign securities and direct investments. This return of capital was precipitated by the global financial crisis and falling prices on stock markets, as well as expectations that Israel's GDP growth in 2008 and 2009 will be much greater than in the US or Europe.
    
    The Bank of Israel advised not to measure the success of the program on either an hourly or daily basis.
    
    
13. [verwijderd] 13 juli 2008 20:14

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    Union Bank: Bank of Israel must issue debt
    The central bank will need shekels to fund its dollar purchases.
    Shira Horesh 13 Jul 08 12:21
    Union Bank says that the Bank of Israel will have to raise shekels through treasury bill issues in order to finance its increased daily dollar purchases, announced on Thursday. The increased supply of treasury bills will raise yields. Union Bank notes that the announcement caused prices for shekel instruments to rise, in parallel with the rise in the shekel-dollar exchange rate.
    Union Bank predicts that the shekel-dollar exchange rate will be traded between NIS 3.27/$ and NIS 3.40/$ this week. The closest resistance level is NIS 3.27/$.
    
    Union Bank says that increase of its daily dollar purchases will hurt trading in the shekel in the short term, but that the effect will be limited. The bank adds, however, that shekel instruments will be better in the medium term, despite the expected weakness in this instrument because of the Bank of Israel's intervention in the foreign currency market. Union Bank believes that the drop is a buy opportunity because of the limited ability of the Bank of Israel to fundamentally change shekel-dollar trading in the long term.
    
    Union Bank also raised its inflation forecast by 0.1 percentage points for each of June, July, and August. It now predicts that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) will rise by 0.5% in June, fall by 0.4% in July, and rise by 0.3% in August. The bank also believes that Governor of the Bank of Israel Prof. Stanley Fischer may raise the interest rate by another 25 basis points at the end of July.
    
    Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on July 13, 2008
    
    
14. [verwijderd] 13 juli 2008 20:18

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    Israel `Extremely Serious' About Peace With Syria, Olmert Says
    
    By Gwen Ackerman
    
    July 13 (Bloomberg) -- Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Israel is ``extremely serious'' about reaching a peace accord with Syria, ahead of a summit in Paris today at which he will have his first encounter with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
    
    Olmert made the comments before the European Union- Mediterranean summit during a meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Olmert's spokesman Mark Regev said in a phone interview.
    
    ``The prime minister stated that he is extremely serious in his desire to move forward in peace talks on the Syrian track,'' Regev said. Erdogan, whose government is mediating between Israel and Syria, said he was planning to meet with Assad later today, Regev added.
    
    Israel and Syria acknowledged holding indirect talks under the auspices of Turkey in May. The last round of negotiations between both countries stalled in 2000 over the future of the Golan Heights. Israeli captured the strategic plateau in the 1967 Six-Day War. Syria is demanding the return of all the territory in exchange for peace.
    
    
15. [verwijderd] 13 juli 2008 21:07

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    3680 ILS (ILS) = 680.432 EUR (EUR)
    
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16. [verwijderd] 16 juli 2008 00:59

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    CPI rises just 0.1% in June
    The low rise gives Governor of the Bank of Israel Prof. Stanley Fischer room to maneuver on interest rate decision
    Globes' correspondent 15 Jul 08 18:47
    The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose just 0.1% in June, the Central Bureau of Statistics reported today. The rise was well below market expectations of a rise of 0.5-0.6%. The low rise gives Governor of the Bank of Israel Prof. Stanley Fischer some maneuvering room for the upcoming interest rate decision, and he may decide to keep it unchanged at 3.75%.
    Clothing and footwear rose 11.9%, transport rose 0.8%, and food rose 0.4%. However, fruits and vegetables fell by 10.3%.
    
    Inflation in the first half of 2008 was 2.3%, and inflation excluding housing was 3.3%. Inflation excluding fuel was 2.1%. However, inflation in the past 12 months was 4.8%, inflation excluding housing was 5.8%, and inflation excluding fuel was 3.9%
    
    Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on July 15, 2008
    
    © Copyright of Globes Publisher Itonut (1983) Ltd. 2008
    
    
17. [verwijderd] 21 juli 2008 08:29

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    Business sector debt "ticking bomb" says bank exec
    "There are likely to be a phenomenal number of defaults and firms will go under".
    Eran Peer 20 Jul 08 18:27
    There is growing concern in the banking sector over the prospect of a crisis in the economy and the extent of the debt owed by the business sector to institutional entities. "What we have here is a ticking bomb. Firms have raised tens of billions of shekels in bond issues over the last two years, and there isn't anyone to repay the principle. The capital market has dried up and can no longer hold up the bubble it created. There are likely to be a phenomenal number of defaults and firms will go under," a top executive in the banking sector told "Globes."
    The source explained that this could be a crisis of the type that has never been seen in Israel before, since in contrast to previous crises, the principal exposure to business sector debt will not be that of the banking sector, but the general public through the institutional entities, such as provident and pension funds, insurance companies and mutual funds, which manage its savings.
    
    The concern in the banking system is that there could be a simultaneous accumulation of four factors: the falling shekel-dollar rate which will reduce revenue in the manufacturing sector; increases in global commodity prices which will raise costs; the slowdown in the US economy, which will hit exports, and the drying out of the capital market which will reduce sources of funding. "This is a lethal combination. Any one of these factors can create pressure on the business sector on its own, and a combination of all four will deliver a knock out blow. Companies simply won't survive. We won't be facing a rainstorm but a deluge," says a senior banker.
    
18. [verwijderd] 21 juli 2008 09:21

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    ISRAEL STOCKS
    Israel stocks snap three-session winning streak
    
    By Robert Daniel, MarketWatch
    Last update: 10:38 a.m. EDT July 22, 2008
    
    ...............Delek Group, the holding company with real estate, fuel and other interests, slumped 5.1%.
    In the face of what it said was an unjustified drop in the stock price, Leader reiterated its buy recommendation with a price target at 630 shekels, ($183.83) compared with the current 441 shekels. The "stock is trading at close to a 50% discount to tradeable net asset value," the firm said. ...............