Archive · 23 Jun 2025
Tel Aviv Shares Plunge After Record Rally Amidst Conflict
The stock market in Tel Aviv, Israel, went down a bit on Monday after going up a lot recently.
This happened because of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.
The U.S. also got involved, which made investors feel hopeful, so the market went up.
Last week, the Israeli stocks went up a lot.
This week, they went down by over 5%.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) shares dropped over 5% on Monday.
The drop followed a period of record-breaking gains.
The TASE had surged to record highs, driven by investor optimism.
The TA-125 index has gained about 9% in the last month.
Tensions escalated after US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and retaliatory missile strikes from Iran.
- Who
- Investors
- What
- Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) shares dropped over 5%
- When
- June 23, 2025
- Where
- Tel Aviv, Israel
- Why
- Escalating Israel-Iran conflict and retaliatory missile strikes.
Market Reaction
Market Performance
Market Performance
Market Reaction
Market dropped over 5%
Market Performance
The market surged to record highs before the drop.
- Index Drop
- Over 5%
- Share Price
- ILA 6,239
- Previous Close
- ILA 6,600
- TA-125 Index Gain
- About 9% in one month
- TA-125 Record High
- 2,850.08 on June 19
Sources
Tel Aviv stock market hits all-time high amid escalating Iran-Israel conflict and US intervention
Israeli stocks hit record highs following America’s Operation Midnight Hammer on Iran
Iranian missile fired after US strikes causes heavy damage but few injuries in Tel Aviv
Iran launches over 40 missiles on Israel after US strikes, dozens injured
Exclusive: Atomic Agency Veteran Warns of Global Nuclear Risk After US Attack On Iran
Defence Stocks Fire Up On Escalating West Asia Tensions; Paras Defence, BEL Gain Up To 5%
Israel-Iran war: Tel Aviv shares snaps five-days gaining streak amid Middle East tensions, falls less than 1%
