Investing.com – Israel stocks were lower after the close on Tuesday, as losses in the , and sectors led shares lower.

The Tel Aviv close saw the stock market lose 0.27%, putting it at a 1-month high.

These were the best performers of the session OPKO Health Inc (TASE): The TASE rose 6.79%, or 61.70points to trade at 971.00 after the close. Meanwhile, Kenon Holdings Ltd TASE: (2.23%) increased to 19,240.00, and Teva Pharma Industries Ltd (TASE), was up 1.95% to 2,932.00 (late trade).

They were also the session’s worst performers Electra TASE: Ltd, which dropped 3.27% (6980.00 points) to close at 206700.00. Ashtrom Group TASE: Ltd declined by 2.44%, or 212.00 point to finish at 8,488.00 Amot Investments Ltd (TASE 🙂 fell 2.11% to 2,323.00, or 50.00 point.

By 283 to 212, falling stocks outnumbered those in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and by 32 it ended unchanged.

Crude oil fell 1.80%, or 1.89, to $103.28 per barrel for June delivery. Brent oil fell 1.7% or 1.89 in July to $105.69 per barrel. The June Gold Futures contract climbed 0.45% or 8.46, trading at $1,872.06 an ounce.

USD/ILS declined 0.25% from 3.35 to 3.35; EUR/ILS remained unchanged at 0.1% to 3.52.

US Dollar Index Futures were down 0.2% at 103.53.