Teva was higher today and Navitas recovered some of its recent losses as Ormat fell sharply.
Navitas continued its fall after becoming embroiled in escalating tensions between the UK and Argentina as Shufersal bucked the market.
Tower led the market higher for the fifth straight session.
The market rose for the fourth straight day in September as chip companies led the gains but Nice lost ground.
Mega Or and the banks led the third-straight day of rises.
Tower and the banks led the gains but Nice slipped.
Dimri led the gains in a late rally following the Bank of Israel’s third consecutive decision to cut the interest rate.
The market fell on the last day of the month with Tower leading the declines.
The main indices fell on Friday, but the construction sector was strong.
The construction and technology sectors were strong today, the latter boosted by Nvidia's results.
Harel and ICL led the market higher today as Enlight lost ground.
Phoenix Financial and Clal Insurance led the market higher today but ICL slipped sharply.
Tower, Nova and Camtek all fell sharply today.
The banks bounced back on Friday, while the construction sector recorded the largest gains.
While the banks and Teva led the main TASE indices down today, Nova and Camtek bucked the market.
Delek and the banks rose today but the market was dragged down by dual-traded tech companies.
Tower led the losses today while the banks rebounded as the market clawed back losses in a late rally.
The banks and Nice led the TASE lower today as Next and Tower bucked the market.
The market ended the week on a downtick, with notable falls in defense and renewable energy stocks.
The main indices rose today, with bank stocks again to the fore, while the software and biomed sectors were strong.
OPC Energy jumped after reporting hugely improved profits, amid a generally strong energy utilities sector.
Like Next Vision yesterday, Elbit Systems fell heavily despite strong quarterly results, as investors turned their backs on the defense sector, while Hapoalim showed the way for the banks.
Tower Semiconductor was again a standout but revenue growth and raised guidance didn't help Next Vision.
Tower Semiconductor and the banks boosted the main indices on Friday. The Tel Aviv 35 Index ended the week 0.5% ahead.
Bank shares were again to the fore, while Ormat Technologies was a standout. Palo Alto joined the leading indices today.
El Al rose sharply on strong second quarter results as Nice fell despite good financials.
Enlight rose sharply after reporting strong Q2 results but ICL slipped.
Nova and Camtek led the declines while Nice bucked the market.
Rises in bank, biomed and construction stocks on Friday kept the flagship index in positive territory for the month.
The main indices were in negative territory most of the session but rose towards the close, with Tower, Nova, and the big two banks outstanding.