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TA-35 closes at 4,037.36 points after 0.53% decline

Published on 11/02/2026 at 19:03 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
The TA-35 closed 0.53 percent lower at 4,037.36 points on November 2, reaching a new three-month low. Tower Semiconductor led declines after its third-quarter results, while Dimri and Ormat posted gains.

TA-35 closes lower in Tel Aviv

  • The TA-35 ended November 2 at 4,037.36 points, down 0.53 percent.
  • Biomed, oil and gas, and insurance stocks weighed on the market, according to Investing.com.
  • Tower Semiconductor was the weakest TA-35 constituent after its third-quarter results, while Dimri and Ormat gained.
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The TA-35 ended Monday's session in Tel Aviv at 4,037.36 points, down 0.53 percent from the previous close. The session was already over before the configured evening reporting window in Berlin, making this a closing report rather than an intraday update. Investing.com reported that the index reached a new three-month low.

Broad declines outweighed gainers

Losses in the biomed, oil and gas, and insurance sectors weighed on the wider market, according to Investing.com. Declining stocks outnumbered advancing stocks 283 to 183 on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, while 92 stocks finished unchanged.

Tower Semiconductor fell 8.76 percent and was the weakest stock in the TA-35 after publishing its third-quarter results. Palo Alto Networks declined 4.93 percent and Next Vision Stabilized Systems lost 3.35 percent. Globes also identified Tower and Palo Alto as the leading decliners in the session.

Dimri and Ormat buck the trend

Dimri was the strongest TA-35 constituent, rising 3.34 percent. Ormat Technologies added 3.20 percent, while Strauss Group gained 2.31 percent. Teva Pharmaceutical Industries rose 2.19 percent, providing some support to the index.

The broader market backdrop was mixed. Brent crude fell 6.39 percent to USD 106.18 per barrel and WTI declined 6.41 percent to USD 97.45, while December gold futures rose 1.82 percent to USD 3,969.77 per troy ounce, according to Investing.com. The data point to a weak close for Israeli equities, but the commodity moves alone do not establish a direct cause for the TA-35's decline.

Further TA-35 coverage is available on the TA-35 topic page.

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