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Analysts Warn of Economic Fallout from Political Deadlock
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According to Ice, a check by the Stock Exchange's research unit found a surge of up to 45% in volatility in the leading stock indices in the weeks following the last ten election campaigns, compared with a typical week. According to Bizportal, a study by the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange found an average return of about 16% in the year following elections, compared with about 12% a year on average over the period examined.
According to Calcalist, the price of flour will rise by 11%-14% immediately after the elections, and eggs will become more expensive by 2.1%. According to Ice, sharp price increases are expected after the elections.







