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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Surges 2.7% Led by Banks with Mizrahi Tefahot Up 5.6%
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First reported by Calcalist · Jul 15, 2026
What happened
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange surged with the TA-35 up 2.7%, led by a 5.2% jump in the banks index. Cellcom shares rose 7.3% after Fortissimo Capital confirmed it will retain its stake. Global markets showed mixed gains ahead of Israel’s June inflation data release.
- 01Tel Aviv Stock Exchange’s TA-35 index rose 2.7%, TA-125 increased 2.6%.
- 02Banks index led with a 5.2% surge; Mizrahi Tefahot up 5.6%, Leumi and Discount 5.5%.
- 03Cellcom jumped 7.3% after Fortissimo Capital’s Yuval Cohen confirmed no sale plans.
- 04Partner Communications also gained 5.8% following Cellcom’s rise.
- 05Wall Street saw Nasdaq up 0.9%, S&P 500 up 0.4%, Dow Jones stable.
- 06Asian markets rose: Tokyo +1.2%, Hong Kong +1.5%, Seoul +8%.
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