Stock Markets July 10, 2026 10:55 AM

Tel Aviv Stocks Edge Up as Financial and Insurance Names Lead Gains

TA-35 posts a marginal increase while market breadth remains mixed and commodities show modest moves

By Maya Rios
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Israel's main index closed slightly higher on Friday, propelled by advances in the financial, insurance and banking segments. The TA-35 rose 0.04% at the close in Tel Aviv, with a small group of stocks recording notable gains while a larger number of listings finished lower. Commodity and currency markets displayed only modest movement.

Tel Aviv Stocks Edge Up as Financial and Insurance Names Lead Gains
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Key Points

  • TA-35 closed up 0.04% at the Tel Aviv close, led by gains in Financials, Insurance and Banking sectors.
  • Top gainers included NICE (+3.00%), Migdal Insurance (+2.77%) and Clal Insurance (+2.58%); largest decliners were Mega Or (-3.01%), Navitas Petroleum LP Unit (-2.68%) and Next Vision Stabilized Systems (-1.88%).
  • Market breadth was negative: 247 stocks fell, 203 rose and 107 were unchanged; commodities and FX showed only modest moves.

Investing.com - Israel's equity market closed modestly higher on Friday, with sector strength in Financials, Insurance and Banking supporting a fractional gain for the benchmark. At the Tel Aviv close, the TA-35 rose 0.04%.


Top and bottom movers

The session's strongest performers on the TA-35 included NICE Ltd, which advanced 3.00% to finish at 29,890.00. Migdal Insurance closed up 2.77% at 1,746.00, while Clal Insurance Enterprises Holdings Ltd rose 2.58% to 23,500.00.

On the downside, Mega Or was the heaviest decliner, falling 3.01% to 54,540.00. Navitas Petroleum LP Unit declined 2.68% to 12,360.00, and Next Vision Stabilized Systems ended the day down 1.88% at 24,040.00.


Market breadth and participation

Declining issues outnumbered advancing ones on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with 247 stocks lower versus 203 that rose. Another 107 listings finished unchanged, indicating a session in which gains were concentrated among a subset of names even as the broader tally skewed negative.


Commodities and currencies

Energy and precious-metal contracts showed modest moves in global commodity trading. Crude oil for August delivery slipped 0.33% (down 0.24) to $71.84 a barrel. Brent crude for September delivery ticked up 0.03% (up 0.02) to $76.32 a barrel. The August gold futures contract fell 0.74% (down 30.46) to trade at $4,110.34 a troy ounce.

Currency pairs involving the shekel were largely unchanged at the close. USD/ILS moved 0.06% to 3.01, while EUR/ILS was unchanged at 3.44. The U.S. Dollar Index Futures was trading up 0.03% at 100.71 at the time cited.


Context for investors

The session closed with a narrow net gain for the headline index despite a greater number of stocks declining than rising. Gains were concentrated in financial and insurance names, while select energy and other listings recorded some of the larger percentage drops.

Overall, market participants saw small shifts in commodities and currencies alongside mixed stock-level performance, leaving the TA-35 with a fractional advance at the close of trade.

Risks

  • Market breadth was skewed negative with more decliners than advancers, which could signal uneven participation across sectors - impacts Financials, Insurance and broader equity market.
  • Movements in energy-related listings such as Navitas Petroleum LP Unit coincided with crude price changes, introducing potential sensitivity to oil-price volatility - impacts Energy and related midstream names.
  • Modest but material moves in commodities and the U.S. Dollar Index indicate that commodity and currency fluctuations could contribute to short-term volatility in market segments exposed to those prices - impacts Commodities, FX-sensitive sectors.

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