TA-35 Falls 1.02% as TA-125 Closes 0.64% Lower

Tel Aviv’s TA-35 index fell 1.02% to 4,058.75 at the close of trading on Wednesday, November 11. The broader TA-125 declined 0.64% to 3,952.00, while the TA-90 advanced 0.71% to 3,641.70, according to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange’s closing records. The TA-35 opened at 4,116.19, which was also its highest level of the session, and reached a low of 4,047.57. The TA-125 likewise finished below its opening level of 3,989.47 after trading as low as 3,941.90. The TA-90 opened at 3,615.73 and traded between 3,608.74 and 3,658.88. Among TA-35 constituents, shares in the exchange itself fell 9.18%. First International Bank lost 6.01%, Mizrahi-Tefahot declined 4.09%, and Discount fell 3.39%. Hapoalim and Leumi dropped 2.93% and 2.34%, respectively. In the TA-90, Telsys rose 7.19% and Nayax gained 6.28%. Wednesday’s declines followed gains in the previous session. On November 10, the TA-35 rose 2.17% to 4,100.78, the TA-125 gained 2.02% to 3,977.57, and the TA-90 added 1.59% to 3,616.07. The exchange defines the TA-35 as a group of 35 leading eligible shares and the TA-90 as 90 leading eligible shares outside that group. The TA-125 combines both groups.