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 Israel's Ministry of Finance Concludes Massive Bond Issuance Amidst Growing Economic Challenges
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In a significant financial move, Israel's Ministry of Finance has successfully completed a giant issuance with a total financial volume of NIS 3.3 billion. The issuance comprised NIS 2 billion in shekel bonds and NIS 1.3 billion in index-linked bonds

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Nov 20, 2023

Shekel Declines against the Dolar Amidst Escalating Tensions and Tragic Jerusalem Attack
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Amid reports of an imminent end to the cease-fire and the tragic shooting attack in Jerusalem claiming three lives and injuring seven, the shekel experiences a downward trend today. The dollar responds by surging 0.9%, reaching approximately NIS 3.71, while the euro climbs 0.3%, trading near NIS 4.05

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Nov 30, 2023

 sraeli Tech Sector Sees Recovery Despite Challenges: raising $1.6 billion in the first  Q
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The Israeli technology sector is witnessing a resurgence, buoyed by new opportunities and resilient innovation, despite ongoing challenges in attracting investment. While investment remains a primary hurdle for the ecosystem, favorable valuations and substantial growth potential present promising prospects for investors eyeing Israeli innovation

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Mar 31, 2024

Business Leaders  Threaten to Shut Down Economy Over Government's Disrespect for High Court Ruling
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The Business Forum, representing 200 business leaders, announced on Friday that they would shut down the Israeli economy if the government fails to respect the High Court's temporary order regarding the dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar. In a statement, the forum declared: "If the Israeli government does not respect a court order and leads Israel into a constitutional crisis, we will call on the entire Israeli public to stop respecting the government's decisions with all that this implies, and we will shut down the Israeli economy

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Mar 21, 2025

 Bank of Israel Maintains Interest Rate at 4.5% - Revises Growth Forecast Downwards
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The Bank of Israel’s Monetary Committee has decided to keep the interest rate unchanged at 4.5%, marking the tenth consecutive month that the rate has remained at this elevated level. The decision aligns with the expectations of most analysts. This is despite a single interest rate cut in January 2024, from 4.75% to 4.5%. Additionally, the bank has revised its growth forecasts for 2025 and 2026, lowering its predictions by 0.5%, now forecasting 3.5% and 4% growth, respectively

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Apr 7, 2025

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