The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange ended Thursday's volatile session with gains, breaking a multi-day losing streak. The TA-35 and TA-125 indices rose about 0.9%, and the TA-90 gained 0.7%, according to N12 market reporter Lior Bacalu.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed Thursday's trading session in positive territory, snapping a prolonged losing streak that had persisted since earlier this week. The TA-35 and TA-125 indices each gained approximately 0.9%, while the TA-90 rose about 0.7%, according to N12 market reporter Lior Bacalu.
The gains mark a reversal from recent sessions. As The Zioneer reported over the past week, the exchange had declined for three consecutive sessions, with the TA-125 falling roughly 5% since the announcement of the US-Iran agreement last week (June 17), and continued losses earlier this week into Thursday's open. The broader context of the sell-off was investor uncertainty linked to the US-Iran normalization deal and its potential impact on Israeli markets, contrasting with rallies in US indices over the same period.
Trading was described as volatile, suggesting the recovery remains tentative and that the market continues to digest ongoing geopolitical developments.
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