TEL AVIV – The TA-125 Index, a key benchmark for the Israeli stock market, registered a notable decline on Thursday, April 6th. The index reflects the performance of the 125 largest companies listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE).
As of 3:57:06 PM UTC+3 (local time), the TA-125 Index (Ticker: 137) stood at 2,386.72. This represents a significant drop of 94.61 points, or 3.81%, for the trading session, according to TASE data. The index moved lower from its previous closing value of 2,481.33.
The intraday chart shows the index opening lower and trading within a relatively defined range for most of the session, albeit with a generally downward drift. A brief uptick occurred in the final hour of trading before the index pulled back again towards the close.
The negative performance indicates selling pressure across a significant portion of Israel’s largest publicly traded companies, suggesting cautious sentiment among investors during Thursday’s session in Tel Aviv.