
Banking stocks drove Monday's gains on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange as investors weighed diplomatic progress. Trading resumes this Thursday after the holiday.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) concluded Monday’s trading session in positive territory, bolstered by optimism surrounding a proposed ceasefire. Investors responded favorably to the latest diplomatic developments, driving indices higher before the market enters a scheduled closure for the Passover holiday.
Banking stocks led the market’s upward momentum, posting significant gains throughout the session. In contrast, Delek Group shares faced downward pressure, ending the day lower despite the broader market rally. The exchange is set to remain closed for the holiday, with trading activity scheduled to resume this coming Thursday.
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