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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Sees Record Trading Volume Amid Index Rebalancing
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange recorded its second-highest daily trading volume in a decade on Thursday, reaching approximately 19.4 billion shekels due to index rebalancing. This occurred as the TA-35, TA-90, and TA-125 indices saw significant declines, with the TA-35 falling 3.69%.
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What happened
- 01Tel Aviv Stock Exchange saw 19.4 billion shekel trading volume, second highest in a decade.
- 02Index rebalancing led to significant buying and selling activity on Thursday.
- 03El Al and Doral were added to the TA-35 index, while Demry and Shufersal moved to TA-90.
- 04Major indices like TA-35 and TA-125 fell sharply despite high trading volume.
- 05Teva, Palo Alto, and El Al were among the stocks with the highest trading volumes.
The trading surge was driven by adjustments to index compositions, including the addition of El Al and Doral to the TA-35.
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