TASE to Expand the Range of Equity Indices: The TA-Technology 35 Index Will Include the Largest Technology Companies
you are currently viewing::TASE to Expand the Range of Equity Indices: The TA-Technology 35 Index Will Include the Largest Technology CompaniesJanuary 28, 2026--For the First Time-The TA-Energy Index Will Include All Energy Companies
The launch of these new indices follows the growing interest shown by local and foreign investors in these sectors and is designed to provide investors with a wider variety of investment products, increase the competition in the capital market, and enhance liquidity on TASE. The new Indices will join 5 new equity indices and 3 new bond indices launched in the past six months, to name a few the TA-Real Estate 35, TA-Infrastructures, and TA-Defense indices. Source: The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Ltd |
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