Tel Aviv stocks are extending their recovery, with all eight major market benchmarks trading in positive territory. The advance is broad-based across large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap segments, although the magnitude of gains varies considerably between sectors and index groups. Market breadth is also generally constructive, pointing to participation beyond a small group of large constituents.

TA-90 Leads as Market Breadth Improves

The TA-90 is the strongest performer among the major benchmarks, rising 0.62% to 3,693.27. The index has 61 advancing securities compared with 25 decliners, giving the broader mid-cap segment a clearly positive breadth profile. The move is accompanied by turnover of approximately NIS 112.0 million, indicating active participation as the index continues to recover from the recent weakness.

The TA-125 is also advancing, gaining 0.38% to 4,099.74. Its breadth stands at 79 advancing securities versus 43 declining securities, while turnover reaches approximately NIS 475.1 million. The combination of higher prices and positive breadth suggests that the recovery is not limited to a handful of the market’s largest companies.

TA-200 Shows Broad Participation Across the Market

The TA-200 is up 0.45% at 3,917.86 and records the strongest breadth among the major broad-market indices, with 119 securities advancing against 73 declining. Turnover stands at approximately NIS 485.8 million, making it the most actively traded benchmark in the current market snapshot.

The TA Sector-Balance index is also higher, gaining 0.35% to 4,652.34, with 61 advancing securities versus 36 decliners and turnover of approximately NIS 454.7 million. The TA-35, which represents the market’s leading large-cap shares, is up 0.33% at 4,235.68. However, its breadth is evenly split at 18 advancing and 18 declining securities, suggesting that the benchmark’s gain is not accompanied by a uniformly positive move across its constituents.

Banking and Small-Cap Segments Trail the Broader Recovery

The TA 90 and Banks index is gaining 0.14% to 3,934.42, the smallest increase among the eight major benchmarks. Its breadth remains positive, with 61 advancing securities against 30 declining, while turnover reaches approximately NIS 217.3 million. The relatively modest index gain indicates that banking-related shares are participating in the broader recovery but are not driving it.

The TA-SME60 is up 0.29% at 1,307.80, with 30 advancing securities and 28 declining. Turnover remains relatively light at approximately NIS 11.7 million. The TA-20 is higher by 0.31% at 4,081.50, supported by 11 advancing securities against nine decliners and turnover of approximately NIS 288.6 million.

What Investors Should Watch Next

The key question for the Tel Aviv market is whether the current rebound can broaden further while maintaining positive market breadth. Investors will be watching the TA-35 for stronger participation among large-cap shares, while the TA-90 and TA-200 can provide an indication of whether mid-cap and broader market participation remains firm. Turnover, banking shares and the performance of smaller companies will also be important signals as the session develops. Any deterioration in breadth or renewed weakness in the leading benchmarks could challenge the recovery, while sustained gains across multiple segments would indicate broader market participation.