Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices, including TA-35 and TA-90, closed lower on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, reflecting a broad market downturn.
Jerusalem, 8 September, 2026 (TPS-IL) — TASE Top 10 Indices Tuesday, September 8, 2026
4ndex | Value | +/- Change in Value
TA-35 | 4,276.22 | -0.81%
TA-90 | 3,931.37 | -1.42%
TA-125 | 4,189.31 | -0.96%
TA-SME60 | 1,379.94 | -0.61%
TA 90 and Banks | 4,156.05 | -1.26%
TA200 | 4,108.11 | -1.12%
TA Sector-Balance | 4,830.5 | -0.98%
TA20 | 4,154.25 | -0.8%
Tel Bond-Composite | 443.39 | -0.06%
Tel Bond-CPI Linked | 437.05 | -0.05%
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