Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Ends Week Down; Max Stock Soars
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed Friday's trading session with declines in its main indices, with the TA-35 falling 0.69% and the TA-125 down 0.21%. Max Stock led the market's gainers with a 4.80% increase, while Next Vision was the biggest loser, dropping 4.90%. Other notable movers included Energian, Tower Semiconductor, and Bezeq.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's TA-35 index fell 0.69% and the TA-125 index dropped 0.21% on Friday.
- Max Stock shares surged 4.80%, making it the day's top performing stock.
- Next Vision shares experienced the largest decline, falling 4.90%.
- Bezeq's stock decreased by 2.40% during the trading session.
- Energian and Tower Semiconductor also saw significant price movements.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange concluded Friday's trading session with a negative trend in its leading indices. The TA-35 index saw a daily decline of 0.69%, closing at 4,061.71 points. Similarly, the TA-125 index lost 0.21% of its value, ending the day at 3,925.79 points.
Leading the day's gainers was Max Stock, whose share price surged by an impressive 4.80% to 3,450 agorot. Following closely were Wishor Globaltech, up 4.59% to 1,482 agorot, and Energian, which rose 4.43% to 2,924 agorot. RP Optical also experienced a significant increase of 4.01%, reaching 3,551 agorot, while Meshek Energy completed the top five gainers with a 3.99% rise to 974.3 agorot.
On the downside, Next Vision experienced the steepest drop, plummeting 4.90% to 18,430 agorot. Tower Semiconductor also registered a notable decrease of 3.45%, trading at 70,990 agorot. IBI Investment House saw its shares fall by 2.86% to 38,740 agorot. Bezeq's stock declined by 2.40% to 732 agorot, and Erit Asayot closed the list of decliners with a 2.24% drop to 1,310 agorot.
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