Tel Aviv stocks are trading broadly higher, marking a clear improvement from the previous session’s widespread weakness. All eight major benchmarks are in positive territory, while market breadth has turned decisively favorable, with advancing securities outnumbering declining shares across every index. The broad-based gains indicate that the recovery is extending beyond a limited group of large-cap stocks and is reaching mid-cap, small-cap and banking-related segments.

TA-90 Leads the Market Recovery

The TA-90 is the strongest performer among the major benchmarks, rising 0.78% to 3,672.40 points. Market breadth is notably positive, with 63 securities advancing compared with 25 declining. The combination of a relatively strong index gain and broad participation suggests that the recovery is being supported by a substantial portion of the index rather than a narrow group of constituents. Turnover stands at approximately NIS 218.4 million.

The TA-35 is also higher, gaining 0.32% to 4,234.91 points. A total of 20 securities are advancing against 15 declining, giving the large-cap benchmark a positive breadth balance. Turnover has reached approximately NIS 519.6 million, indicating meaningful activity among the market’s largest companies.

The broader TA-125 is up 0.44% at 4,095.32 points, with 83 securities advancing compared with 40 declining. Turnover stands at approximately NIS 737.9 million. The breadth data provide additional evidence that the gains are broad within the wider market.

Broad Indices and Banking Shares Move Higher

The TA-200 is gaining 0.51% to 3,904.97 points, with 121 securities advancing and 73 declining. The index has one of the largest positive breadth balances among the major benchmarks, while turnover has reached approximately NIS 745.4 million. The combination of gains and positive participation suggests that the rebound is extending across a broad range of companies.

The TA 90 and Banks index is also higher, rising 0.52% to 3,935.04 points. Its breadth is firmly positive, with 65 securities advancing versus 27 declining. Turnover stands at approximately NIS 384.2 million. The banking-related segment is therefore participating in the broader market recovery rather than lagging behind the major indices.

TA Sector-Balance is up 0.32% at 4,645.98 points, with 66 securities advancing against 32 declining. Turnover has reached approximately NIS 677.8 million. The positive breadth across the index indicates that the improvement is spread across sectors.

Small-Cap and Large-Cap Shares Both Participate

The TA-SME60 is gaining 0.16% to 1,303.72 points. Although its percentage increase is the smallest among the eight major benchmarks, breadth remains positive, with 30 securities advancing compared with 28 declining. Turnover stands at approximately NIS 13.3 million. The modest gain and relatively balanced breadth suggest that smaller companies are participating in the recovery, although with less momentum than several broader benchmarks.

The TA-20 is also higher, rising 0.55% to 4,083.55 points. Fourteen securities are advancing versus only 5 declining, providing a clear positive breadth signal. Turnover has reached approximately NIS 406.1 million. The performance of the TA-20 adds another indication that the rebound is not limited to one market segment.

What Investors Should Watch Next

The key question is whether the current broad-based rebound can develop into a more sustained recovery following the recent selling pressure. TA-35 and TA-125 will remain important indicators of large-cap sentiment, while TA-90, TA-200 and TA-SME60 can show whether participation remains broad across companies of different sizes. Market breadth and turnover will be particularly important in assessing the durability of the move: continued gains accompanied by positive breadth would indicate sustained participation, while a narrowing gap between advancing and declining securities could signal that momentum is becoming more selective. Global equity markets, interest-rate expectations, currency movements and sector-specific flows will also remain important factors for the next direction of Tel Aviv stocks.