2025-12-31 09:52:21

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is making a notable shift in its operational structure. Beginning next week, TASE will transition to a standard Monday-through-Friday trading schedule, moving away from its previous arrangement.

This adjustment aligns the exchange's trading days with major global financial markets, potentially streamlining trading operations for both local and international participants. The change reflects broader efforts among regional exchanges to maintain competitive trading infrastructure and accommodate global market participants who operate on conventional weekly schedules.

For traders and investors, this standardization could simplify cross-market trading coordination and potentially reduce friction when managing positions across multiple exchanges.

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HashBrownies

· 3h ago

Finally caught up with the international pace; it should have been done this way long ago.

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LightningSentry

· 10h ago

Finally aligned with the international standards, it should have been done this way long ago.

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ProposalManiac

· 10h ago

Another wave of "aligning with global standards" operations... The nice way to put it is streamlining; in reality, it's just being forced to follow the trend. The Israeli exchange insists on changing to Monday through Friday trading; so why was the previous setup there? Has the game balance failed? Such mechanism adjustments may seem trivial, but behind them is a reallocation of power. Who benefits, who loses, none of these are mentioned in the documents. What’s truly interesting is—those institutional investors accustomed to the original schedule now have to modify their systems. Who bears the cost? Is this incentive-compatible? That’s the question. Historically, how many of these "aligning with international standards" reforms have actually avoided a crash...

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MetaverseVagabond

· 10h ago

It's finally here. The Israel Exchange also has to keep up with the global pace, otherwise it's really too difficult to coordinate.

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SerumSquirrel

· 10h ago

hmm Tel Aviv Exchange is also starting to follow the global schedule. To put it simply, it's still about grabbing international capital.

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nft_widow

· 10h ago

Finally caught up with the rhythm, Israeli exchanges also have to bow their heads and behave Now from Monday to Friday as usual, finally able to have a good weekend's sleep

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