Stock Markets July 24, 2026 10:55 AM

Tel Aviv Stocks Close Higher; TA-35 Advances 0.62% to One-Month High

Technology, banking and real estate names lead gains as market posts modest breadth advantage

By Caleb Monroe
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Israel's main equity benchmark, the TA-35, finished the session higher, climbing 0.62% to a one-month peak. Technology, banking and real estate sectors supported the advance, while market breadth was narrowly positive. Selected Israeli firms posted notable intraday moves amid broader commodity and currency shifts.

Tel Aviv Stocks Close Higher; TA-35 Advances 0.62% to One-Month High
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Key Points

  • TA-35 rose 0.62% to reach a one-month high at the close, driven by gains in Technology, Banking and Real Estate sectors.
  • Notable movers included Next Vision Stabilized Systems (NXSN) up 6.33%, Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) up 4.70%, and Elbit Systems (ESLT) up 3.87%; Enlight Renewable (ENLT), NICE and ICL were among the decliners.
  • Commodities and currencies showed mixed signals - crude benchmarks fell, gold rose, and the shekel strengthened against the dollar and euro, which could influence market sentiment.

Israel's equity market closed higher on Friday, with the TA-35 index rising 0.62% to reach a new one-month high at the close of trading in Tel Aviv. Gains were concentrated in the Technology, Banking and Real Estate sectors, which collectively helped push the benchmark upward.

The session's top performer on the TA-35 was Next Vision Stabilized Systems (TASE:NXSN), which climbed 6.33% - an increase of 1,530.00 points - to finish at 25,700.00. Tower Semiconductor Ltd (TASE:TSEM) also posted a strong advance, adding 4.70% or 3,560.00 points to close at 79,350.00. Elbit Systems Ltd (TASE:ESLT) rose 3.87%, gaining 9,510.00 points to end the day at 255,500.00.

On the downside, Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd (TASE:ENLT) recorded the largest decline among TA-35 components, slipping 3.05% or 860.00 points to 27,380.00 at the close. NICE Ltd (TASE:NICE) fell 2.71%, a decrease of 740.00 points to finish at 26,600.00, while ICL Israel Chemicals Ltd (TASE:ICL) was down 2.13% or 35.00 points to trade at 1,610.00.

Market breadth was narrowly positive by the session's end, with 229 stocks advancing compared with 224 decliners on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and 107 issues unchanged.

Commodities trading showed weakness in crude benchmarks. Crude oil for September delivery fell 2.85% or 2.63 to $89.56 a barrel. Brent oil for September delivery dropped 3.59% or 3.61 to $97.08 a barrel. In contrast, the August Gold Futures contract increased 0.36% or 14.50, trading at $4,064.70 a troy ounce.

In currency markets, the Israeli shekel strengthened against major international currencies. USD/ILS declined 0.80% to 3.05, while EUR/ILS decreased 0.75% to 3.47. The US Dollar Index Futures was down 0.05% at 101.23 by the close.


Market context

The TA-35's half-percent-plus gain and the one-month high mark underline a broadly positive session for Israeli equities, led by several technology-related names and select industrials. At the same time, commodity and currency moves signaled a mixed backdrop for traders.

Data snapshot

  • TA-35 change: +0.62% (one-month high)
  • Top gainers: NXSN +6.33% (25,700.00), TSEM +4.70% (79,350.00), ESLT +3.87% (255,500.00)
  • Top losers: ENLT -3.05% (27,380.00), NICE -2.71% (26,600.00), ICL -2.13% (1,610.00)
  • Market breadth: 229 up, 224 down, 107 unchanged
  • Commodities: WTI Sep -2.85% ($89.56), Brent Sep -3.59% ($97.08), Gold Aug +0.36% ($4,064.70)
  • Currencies: USD/ILS -0.80% (3.05), EUR/ILS -0.75% (3.47)
  • US Dollar Index Futures: -0.05% (101.23)

Moving forward, market participants will track sector-level performance and external commodity and currency movements for signs of follow-through in either direction.

Risks

  • Declines in key commodities such as WTI and Brent oil may weigh on energy and related sectors in Israel given the fall in crude prices.
  • Selected large-cap declines - including ENLT, NICE and ICL - indicate sector-specific downside risk that could limit broader market gains.
  • Currency moves, including a stronger shekel against the dollar and euro, may affect exporters and companies with significant foreign currency exposure.

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