Israeli equities recorded broad gains on Monday, October 26, 2026, with all eight indices in the supplied market data closing higher. The strongest performances came from the Tel Aviv-35 and Tel Aviv-20, both of which rose 1.99%.

The Tel Aviv-125 advanced 1.81% to 4,108.05, while the Tel Aviv-90 gained 1.01% to 3,811.77. The Tel Aviv-200 rose 1.28% to 3,991.39, indicating that the positive session extended across several segments of the domestic equity market.

Large-Cap and Mid-Cap Performance

The Tel Aviv-35 finished at 4,206.35, supported by a session in which 34 shares increased and two declined. The Tel Aviv-90 recorded 71 advancing shares against 17 declining shares.

The Tel Aviv-125 also showed positive market breadth, with 105 shares rising and 19 falling. These figures indicate that gains were distributed across a substantial number of constituent securities, rather than being limited to a small group of stocks.

The Tel Aviv-SME60 posted the smallest increase among the listed indices, rising 0.51% to 1,278.91. Its constituent performance included 38 advancing shares and 21 declining shares.

Financial and Sector Indices Post Gains

The Tel Aviv-90 and Banks index rose 0.92% to 4,025.84, with 76 shares increasing and 17 declining. The Tel Aviv Sector Balance index advanced 1.49% to 4,731.09, while the Tel Aviv-20 gained 1.99% to 3,998.45.

The simultaneous gains across broad-market, banking and sector indices suggest that the positive trading session was not confined to one index category. However, the supplied figures do not identify the individual stocks or sector developments responsible for the advances.

What Investors Should Watch Next

Investors will be watching whether the broad gains continue in subsequent sessions and whether market breadth remains positive across large-cap, mid-cap and financial stocks. Further analysis of trading turnover, individual constituent performance and macroeconomic developments would help establish the strength and sustainability of the advance.

The October 26 session provides evidence of broad upward movement in the listed indices, but the data alone does not establish the drivers behind the rally or indicate whether it will continue.