TA-35 closes 0.37% higher as oil, banks and biotech lead Tel Aviv
Published on 11/12/2026 at 18:52 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSTA-35 finishes Thursday higher
- The TA-35 gained 0.37% at the close of trading on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
- Oil and gas, banking and biotechnology stocks supported the benchmark.
- Declining shares outnumbered advancing shares on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
The TA-35 closed 0.37% higher on Thursday, November 12, 2026, according to Investing.com. The rise followed a 1.02% decline to 4,058.75 points in the previous Tel Aviv session on Wednesday, as reported by The State of Israel.
Sectors support the benchmark
Investing.com reported that gains in the oil and gas, banking and biotechnology sectors helped lift the TA-35 at the close. The sector contribution came despite a mixed overall market: 285 stocks declined on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, while 179 advanced and 92 finished unchanged.
Selected index movers
Newmed Energy was the strongest named TA-35 constituent in the report, rising 5.52% to 1,777.00. Next Vision gained 3.86% to 19,360.00, while Teva advanced 3.18% to 13,970.00 and reached a five-year high, according to Investing.com. At the other end, Palo Alto Networks fell 4.46% to 101,850.00. Menora Mivtachim Holdings declined 3.66% to 49,450.00, and Harel Investments and Financial Services lost 3.12% to 18,030.00.
Benchmark context
The positive index performance alongside negative market breadth shows that the session's gain was concentrated in selected large index constituents rather than broadly distributed across listed shares. The result also leaves the TA-35 above Wednesday's close, although the available closing report does not provide a new end-of-day index point level.
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