Israeli assets lead emerging markets, investors' optimism about the Israel-Hamas ceasefire heats up.

On August 9th, Jinshi Data reported that the Israeli currency and US bonds were among the top gainers in emerging markets. Prior to this, the country stated that it would send a delegation to negotiate a new ceasefire with Hamas. The Israeli shekel against the US dollar was one of the currencies with the largest global gains on Friday, pumping for the fourth consecutive day. The US dollar bonds due in 2030 also pumped 0.7 cents in the total return index of sovereign bonds in emerging markets. With the United States, Qatar, and Egypt increasing negotiation pressure, investors are becoming increasingly optimistic about the efforts of all parties to achieve a ceasefire with Hamas. At the same time, US aircraft arrived in the Middle East to prevent Iran and its proxies from attacking Israel, easing concerns about a larger-scale war. The benchmark TA-35 index regained some lost ground after a big dump in global stock markets on Monday, and the index achieved its largest three-day increase since November last year on Thursday.