Indices Overview

Indices are a method for calculating the increase or decrease of a number of components together. TASE indices reflect the average price levels of selected groups of securities traded on TASE. Changes in the indices reflect the return to investors in the securities, and measure the results of the investment. Read on >>

New - The liquidity criterion for inclusion in the Tel Bond indices requires that a bond series meet a minimum median daily trading turnover threshold, alternatively the Bond series participates in the TASE's market-making program.

Currently, some companies do not meet the threshold conditions, and therefore participation in the program is significantly important. Read On>>

For the liquidity criteria data – July 2026 >> 

For the liquidity criteria data – June 2026 >> 

For the index simulation, including the liquidity criterion - May, 2026 >> 

For the index simulation, including the liquidity criterion - April, 2026 >>

The TASE calculates several benchmark index families, that are used as comparison and assessment tools for performance of non-tracking financial product managers: end of day equities and convertibles indices, end of day corporate bond indices and end of day government and general corporate bond indices. These types of indices were developed during the 1980s and 1990s and are mainly used by the mutual funds market. Benchmark indices methodology>>

The VTA35 index measures the market's expectation of 30-day volatility implied by at-the-money TA-35 Index options prices. The index was developed according to the unique characteristics of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Derivatives market.  VTA35 serves as the volatility barometer of the stock market. Read on>>