TA-35 ends lower at 4,206 as Palo Alto leads selloff

TA-35 closed at 4,206 points on October 19, losing 19 points or 0.5 percent. Biomed, real estate and communication shares led the decline, according to Investing.com.

Palo Alto Networks was the weakest TA-35 constituent, falling 6.1 percent. The stock had already declined in U.S. trading on Friday, Globes reported.

Why did TA-35 fall on October 19?

The TA-35 decline followed losses across three sector groups. Biomed fell 1.8 percent, real estate declined 1.1 percent and communication shares lost 1.0 percent at the close, Investing.com said.

The market breadth was negative. Declining stocks outnumbered advancing stocks 291 to 181, while 86 shares finished unchanged.

Winners and losers in the TA-35

The session's winners and losers came from the same closing-market comparison published by Investing.com:

• Navitas Petroleum up 3.7 percent
• Next Vision Stabilized Systems up 2.7 percent
• Elbit Systems up 1.7 percent
• Palo Alto Networks down 6.1 percent
• Enlight Renewable Energy down 4.5 percent
• Mega Or down 3.5 percent

What comes next for the TA-35

The next major domestic event is the Bank of Israel's monetary-policy decision on October 21 at 4:00 p.m. IDT. The policy rate stands at 3.25 percent, and the committee will also publish updated forecasts, Funder reported.

TA-35 price data for October 19, 2026

TA-35 closed at 4,206 points on October 19, according to Marketscreener. It lost 19 points, or 0.5 percent, versus the October 16 close of 4,225 points.

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