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Instead of panic and collapse - growth. Oninvest analyst Konstantin Gnenny analyzed how stocks traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange reacted to the escalation with Iran, and why some sectors soared, while others failed;

Israel's stock exchange during the war: how investors capitalized on the conflict with Iran

In recent months, the financial media has been full of news that the dollar's position as the world's main reserve currency has been shaken. "Gold is a real competitor to the dollar's reserve status," so&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/stock-market-cpi-inflation-tariffs-06-11-2025/card/gold-is-the-real-rival-to-the-dollar-s-reserve-status-DjXrlZjec5JQY0apDqkh?mod=lctimeline_finance">wrote</a> The&nbsp;Wall Street Journal, for example. "In Argentina, investors are increasingly turning to gold as an alternative to the dollar," <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-11/dollar-obsessed-argentines-have-a-newfound-love-for-buying-gold">Bloomberg</a> wrote. "The dollar's crown is slipping, and fast," is the headline of the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/dollars-crown-is-slipping-fast-2025-06-12/">Reuters</a> publication.

Is the dollar really losing its status as the world's main reserve currency?

The US intervention in the Iranian-Israeli conflict has increased risks for the markets. Oninvest analyst Konstantin Gnennyi discusses what investors should pay attention to after the resumption of trading at the beginning of the week.

Escalating crisis in Iran: what will happen to oil and gas and whether there is a threat of radiation

The complete loss of the highest credit rating is a consequence of the U.S. budget problems that have been growing for years. Debt is mounting, it is becoming record expensive to service, and markets are already demanding a risk premium. Does the White House have ways to solve this problem?

Kostiantyn Hnennyi

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Israel's stock exchange during the war: how investors capitalized on the conflict with Iran

Is the dollar really losing its status as the world's main reserve currency?

Escalating crisis in Iran: what will happen to oil and gas and whether there is a threat of radiation

Rising spending and massive debt: does the U.S. have quick ways to solve the budget problem