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The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed Tuesday with moderate gains led by the Tel Aviv 90 index. Trading volume hit 2.4 billion NIS in equities as currency rates held steady.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed lower on Wednesday as the TA-35 index fell 0.26% and the TA-125 dropped 0.36%. Markets reacted to Wall Street declines and rising US bond yields.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with mixed trends as tech shares led gains, following strong Wall Street momentum. The TA-35 rose 0.41% and TA-125 added 0.21% amid 4.3 billion shekels in stock volume.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed higher on Monday, led by a 1.11% gain in the TA-125 index. Arit Industries surged 12.70%, while Electra Real Estate led the market decliners.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange wrapped up a record-breaking year with sharp drops on Thursday, as the TA-35 surged 37% and outperformed major Western markets.

The flagship indices closed with gains led by energy and technology stocks, with one company standing out in particular and leaving the rest of the market behind with an impressive jump of over 7 percent.

With the closing of trading on Monday in the USA, August has effectively ended. The four main indices — Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq, and the small-cap Russell 2000 — finished the month with gains, with the Nasdaq recording the largest increase of 4.5%.

With the closing of trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange this evening (Monday), the month of August has ended, with the main indices showing stagnation throughout the month. The insurance index stood out, which showed declines at the beginning of the month, but later, mainly due to the excellent reports of insurance companies, the index jumped and finished with a monthly increase of 12%.

The banking index rose 2.45% and the defense index plummeted about 4% on the same day — two opposite stories that the broad index hides. How an index is calculated, why entering it ignites huge demand at the closing auction, and what each sectoral index tells those who want to understand the stock market.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange research unit summarized the week, highlighting divergent index performance, significant capital raising in the debt market, and continued investor interest in mutual funds.

On November 5, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange will hold an index update, including the implementation of a tiered weighting factor for rising stocks. Discount Brokerage estimates: Damri will drop to TA-90, Doral is on the verge of entry, and Alpha Tau, Telsys, and Tidhar are on their way to TA-125.

Alongside a positive trend in the main TA-35 and TA-125 indices, several prominent stocks recorded increases of up to 8.4%, while sharp declines were also observed. Here are the full details.

Trading in Tel Aviv will open against the backdrop of declines worldwide. Palo Alto will begin trading this morning within the leading indices, its weight is still low. Dual listing: Tower will jump at the opening, Nova will fall. The US employment report will be published in the afternoon, Bank of America: the report will indicate a stable labor market. According to JPMorgan, the market is...

The trading day on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with gains in the two flagship indices. Enlight Energy leads the list of top gainers, while Amram stock positioned itself at the top of today's losers.

The trading day on Wall Street is expected to open with a positive trend following yesterday's gains in tech giants. Asian markets are seeing declines, while investors await reports from AMD and SpaceX.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed Wednesday's session with losses across major indices. While the market trend was negative, Teva shares saw a significant rally, whereas Opko Health and Yohananof recorded notable declines.

The local stock exchange saw a red trading day with declines across leading indices. Amid the downturn, largely driven by negative trends in global chip stocks, one company recorded an unusual double-digit surge that surprised investors.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with declines in the TA-35 and TA-125 indices. Tower shares led the losses, while NICE, Amram, and Partner stocks posted gains.

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