TASE Rises Sunday Morning


Shares on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange were generally up Sunday morning, after rises last week on Wall Street and international exchanges. Notable among the rallying TASE stocks was Africa-Israel's shares, which went up despite an announcement by the firm that it might be short of cash to pay off a bond issue due Tuesday.


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