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TA-35 closes 3.09% higher at 3,941.14 points

Published on 11/06/2026 at 18:33 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
The TA-35 recovered to 3,941.14 points on Friday, advancing 3.09% after the previous session's sharp sell-off. Banking, financial and insurance stocks led the rebound, while index rebalancing remained a key market feature during the week.

TA-35 rebounds after sharp sell-off

  • The TA-35 closed at 3,941.14 points on Friday, gaining 3.09% from Thursday's close.
  • Banking, financial and insurance stocks led the rebound, while Nova was the strongest listed TA-35 performer.
  • The recovery followed a 3.69% decline on Thursday, when index rebalancing contributed to unusually high trading turnover.
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The TA-35 closed at 3,941.14 points on Friday, November 6, 2026, a gain of 3.09% from Thursday's close at 3,823.18 points. The official Tel Aviv Stock Exchange market data recorded Friday's high at 3,947.93 points and low at 3,826.92 points.

Financial stocks lead rebound

Banking, financial and insurance shares provided the main support in Friday's session. Ynet reported that the insurance index rose 4%, while the broader financial index gained 3.6% and the banking index advanced 3.3%.

Among TA-35 constituents, Nova was the strongest performer, rising 7.29%. Israel Discount Bank gained 5.60%, while Camtek advanced 5.24%. The market breadth was positive: 349 stocks rose, compared with 119 decliners, and 88 shares ended unchanged, according to Investing.com.

Rebound follows heavy Thursday losses

Friday's increase came after two steep declines. The index fell 3.69% on Thursday to a new six-month low, while the broader market was also pressured by technology and defense stocks. Globes reported that Thursday's equity turnover reached 19.39 billion New Israeli shekels, with the index revision driving substantial buying and selling by funds tracking the affected benchmarks.

Ynet attributed the broader volatility to concerns over artificial-intelligence investment and possible effects from the United States midterm elections, while noting that Friday's move recovered only part of the losses recorded earlier in the week. The rebound therefore improved the short-term index picture but did not by itself reverse the preceding correction.

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