Israel stocks snap three-session winning streak TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) - Israeli stocks fell on Tuesday, snapping a three-session winning streak, with the banks and Teva Pharmaceutical leading the losers and Israel Chemicals rising for a second day after an analyst upgrade. Late in the trading day, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's benchmark TA-25 Index fell 0.62% to 1,021.72 and the TA-100 Index slipped 0.58% to 933.60. The Tel-Tech 15 Index of top technology issues shed 0.91% to 223.37. On Monday, the TA-25 rose 0.93%. The most-active issue on Tuesday was Israel Chemicals, the fertilizer producer, up 4.4%. Its parent, holding company Israel Corp., rose 3%. On Monday, Leader Capital Markets had raised its rating on ICL to buy from market perform and its price target to 110 shekels from 69. Agrichemicals producer Makhteshim-Agan...
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