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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Awaits Weekly Close After Wall Street Declines
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By מיקי גרינפלד
First reported by Globes · Aug 7, 2026
What happened
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is opening after Wall Street's negative session, with the TA-35 and TA-125 indices down for the week. U.S. Treasury yields rose, oil prices climbed, and Apollo Power announced its chairman's retirement. Yesterday, TASE closed slightly higher, led by gains in banking and Ormat Technologies.
- 01Tel Aviv Stock Exchange approaches weekly decline with TA-35 down 0.5% and TA-125 down 1%.
- 02Wall Street indices fell: Dow Jones -0.9%, S&P 500 -0.2%, Nasdaq -0.1%.
- 03U.S. 10-year Treasury yields rose to 4.68%, Israeli 10-year bonds at 3.80%.
- 04Oil prices increased, Brent up 1.5%, WTI up 1.2%, following a 3% rise yesterday.
- 05Apollo Power chairman Yom Tov Samia retires after eight years.
- 06TASE closed yesterday with modest gains; Ormat stock surged 9%, Strauss declined 3.3%.
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