TA-35 closes at 4,100.78 after 2.17% rally
Published on 11/10/2026 at 18:32 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSTA-35 ends higher in Tel Aviv
- The TA-35 closed at 4,100.78 points on November 10, gaining 2.17% from Monday's close.
- Banking, financial and insurance shares led the advance, while market breadth was strongly positive.
- Next Vision, OPC Energy and Menora Mivtachim were among the strongest index constituents, while Shufersal, NICE and Azrieli Group declined.
The TA-35 closed at 4,100.78 points on Tuesday, November 10, up 2.17% from Monday's close of 4,013.50 points. The calculation is based on the closing levels for the same index: (4,100.78 / 4,013.50 - 1) x 100. The result marks a second consecutive advance after the benchmark rose 1.84% on Monday.
Financial shares lead the advance
According to Investing.com, banking, financial and insurance sectors were the main areas of strength at the Tel Aviv close. The session also showed broad participation: 315 stocks advanced, 149 declined and 92 were unchanged on the exchange.
The market backdrop included the swearing-in of Israel's 26th Knesset. A report by ICE said insurance and banking shares led the gains. That timing provides context for the session, but the available reports do not establish a single cause for the index move.
Strong movers and market breadth
Next Vision Stabilized Systems was the strongest listed TA-35 constituent identified in the closing market report, rising 6.78% to 18,900. OPC Energy gained 4.82% to 9,758 and Menora Mivtachim advanced 4.20% to 51,330. On the weaker side, Shufersal fell 2.35% to 3,286, NICE declined 1.64% to 30,050 and Azrieli Group lost 1.55% to 33,100.
The breadth and sector mix indicate that Tuesday's rise was not limited to a small group of technology stocks. For investors, the benchmark's consecutive gains also need to be viewed against the sharp volatility earlier in November, including the 3.69% decline on November 5 and the 3.09% rebound on November 6.
What to watch next
Further direction will depend on whether financial-sector participation continues and whether the recent rebound broadens or fades. The next completed Tel Aviv session will provide the relevant comparison for assessing whether Tuesday's advance represented continuation or merely another move within the market's recent high-volatility pattern.
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