Investors bet on Israel tech stock windfall under Trump


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TEL AVIV: Investors are betting heavily that Israeli defence and cybersecurity firms will reap a windfall from President Donald Trump's big US spending plans, although likely benefits for the wider economy remain like the man himself – hard to predict.

Israeli technology companies are likewise well placed to pick up contracts on other planned presidential projects, such as a hugely expensive wall along the US border with Mexico.

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