The repercussions of the Israel-Hamas conflict rippled through stock markets in the Middle East and North Africa on Sunday. Israel's Tel Aviv share index the TA-35 ended the session about 7 per cent lower, pulled down largely by banking shares. This was the market’s sharpest fall in more than three years. Other stock markets beyond Israel also felt the shock waves. Saudi Arabia's Tadawul, which is among the world's top 10, fell by 1.6 per cent, while Egypt's EGX30 index fell about two per cent. Kuwait’s main market was down by more than 1.5 per cent, Jordan’s ASE index declined 0.4 per cent, Qatar equity markets ... (full story)