Stock-exchange

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened the week with slight gains on Monday, led by Electra Real Estate surging 14.22%, while Gilat dropped 8.04%.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is considering bidding for the Cyprus Stock Exchange in an upcoming privatization tender to expand its presence in the eurozone and pursue international growth.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed mixed as the TA-35 index rose 0.13% to 4,223.74 points while the TA-125 index dipped 0.21%. Elbit Systems led gainers.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices closed lower on Monday, led by a 0.49% drop in the TA-35 index. Markets reacted to global pressures and Donald Trump rejecting an Iranian proposal.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices plunged amid sharp Wall Street declines and a historic surge in US bond yields to levels unseen since 2008. Bitcoin dropped below $83,000.

Global stock exchanges, led by Nasdaq, are moving toward 23-hour trading. Meanwhile, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is evaluating evening hours to boost foreign investment and global market integration.

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 will not trade this coming Friday due to clearing rules tied to the eve of Yom Kippur on Sunday, marking a first since the 2026 schedule shift.

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.