Prime Minister Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with former President Donald Trump next week in the U.S., marking a rare high-profile encounter between the two leaders since Trump’s departure from office. The meeting is likely to influence investor sentiment toward Israeli assets through the lens of U.S. political dynamics, particularly as Trump remains a central figure in American electoral politics. Geopolitical risk pricing in Israeli bonds and equities may react to signals of strengthened U.S.-Israel policy coordination, especially if the meeting previews potential foreign policy shifts under a prospective second Trump administration. The interaction could also affect media and political risk sentiment around Trump-linked ventures, particularly those with exposure to international policy developments. Traders will watch for any statements on Iran, aid to Israel, or normalization deals, with the next key catalyst being the official readout or joint press conference following the meeting.
PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU IS EXPECTED TO MEET WITH TRUMP NEXT WEEK IN THE US
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