🟢 Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange is trading 4.04% up today after Bank of Israel’s surprise rate cut

Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange is trading at $13,650.00, up 4.04%, after investors continued repricing it following the Bank of Israel’s unexpected 25-basis-point rate cut to 3.25% on September 1, 2026.

• Reuters reported Israeli shares gained after the decision; Globes and Investing.com reported the exchange rose 4.04% on September 3.
• The TA-35 index gained 0.80%, reinforcing a positive local-market backdrop.
• The catalyst was macroeconomic, with lower borrowing costs and expectations for additional easing supporting equities and exchange activity. Confidence is medium; no separate corporate announcement was identified.