Wrobel talks about the market's reaction to the proposed ceasefire, with a rise in the shekel and slight gains in shares, although there is a negative outlook from Standard and Poor's because of increased war spending and concerns over an escalation in the north.
She also speaks about the potential deal with US gaming giant Nvidia, which is looking at a billion-dollar deal to purchase two Israeli start-ups, showing its belief in Israeli technology and a vote of confidence in local talent.
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Discussed articles include:
Far-right minister claims hostage deal throws war goals in ‘trash’ to save hostages
Smotrich threatens to quit gov’t over hostage deal; Eisenkot slams far-right ‘blackmail’
Israeli shares rise and shekel gains as investors watch truce, hostage deal efforts
US chip giant Nvidia snaps up Israeli AI workload management startup
THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel
THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown
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