Steven Scheer is a Correspondent at Reuters, covering financial and economic news from Israel. His reporting spans a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, aviation and aerospace, as well as developments in LATAM and APAC. Steven's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including iTnews, Yahoo News, The Globe and Mail, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Steven Scheer's reporting predominantly focuses on finance, economy, and business in Israel. His articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and official sources.
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By: Steven Scheer
Financial analysts attribute much of this growth to Israel's tech sector and defence spending, which has nearly doubled to roughly 8 per cent of GDP. As both Netanyahu and Eisenkot pledge to maintain military pressure on Iran and Hamas, markets are weighing their broader policy divides. JPMorgan forecasts the shekel could fluctuate by as much as 3 per cent depending on the final result.
By: Steven Scheer, Pesha Magid
By Steven Scheer and Pesha Magid JERUSALEM, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Israelis surged to the polls at the fastest rate in nearly half a century on
By: Steven Scheer, Alexander Cornwell
JERUSALEM, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Israelis streamed to the polls on Tuesday in record numbers to pass wartime judgment on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in what some described as the most consequential election in the nation's history.
By: ALEXANDER CORNWELLReuters, Steven Scheer
JERUSALEM – Israelis streamed to the polls on Tuesday in record numbers to pass wartime judgment on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in what some described as the most consequential election
By: Steven Scheer
Israelis turn out in record numbers to reject Bibi, yet he still may to cling to power
By: Steven Scheer, Lina Obeid, Rami Ayyub
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and rival Gadi Eisenkot have offered competing claims to lead Israel despite early election counting showing no clear winner.
By: Steven Scheer, Lina Obeid, Rami Ayyub
JERUSALEM, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Benjamin Netanyahu won the support of an unexpectedly clear majority of Israeli Jews in an election billed as a major turning point in his nation's history, apparently ensuring he will survive as prime minister at least in a caretaker role.
By: Steven Scheer, Karin Strohecker
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By: Steven Scheer, Rami Ayyub, Lili Bayer
JERUSALEM, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Benjamin Netanyahu looked set to remain Israel's caretaker prime minister after unexpectedly strong backing among Jewish voters left his opponents little apparent prospect of unseating him, despite his right-wing bloc losing its parliamentary majority.
By: Karin Strohecker, Steven Scheer
Failure to form government could trigger another election Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his party have amplified allegations
