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The S&P credit rating company announced that it has upgraded Israel's credit rating from A + to AA -, the highest rating Israel has ever won. Raising the rating is a very significant achievement for the Israeli economy and expresses confidence in the ability of the economy to grow and the government's ability to maintain a responsible fiscal policy. On the practical level, it will allow the government to raise funds under better conditions

Bank of Israel Governor Karnit Flug visited Baka al-Garbiya and launched the Bank of Israel's new website in Arabic. The site in Arabic is parallel to the site in Hebrew, and contains a lot of information about the Israeli economy, activity and policy of the Bank, statistical information, reviews and economic analysis, information regarding currencies and bills in Israel and more.

Medtronic is acquiring full ownership of Israeli company Mazor Robotics in a $ 1.6 billion deal, the two companies announced overnight. The deal gives Robotics a value of $ 1.6 billion, and after deducting the shares it has acquired from Medtronic in Mazor to date, it will pay $ 1.34 billion. Mazor Robotics Israel, managed by Uri Hadomi, was founded in 2001 and develops robotic guidance systems for spine surgery. The company has more than 200 different systems, and holds more than 50 patents worldwide.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Israel rose by 0.7% in August 2025 compared to July, according to data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics. Over the past 12 months (August 2024 to August 2025), inflation stood at 2.9%, within the Bank of Israel’s target range (1%–3%), but still reflecting ongoing pressures on the cost of living

The house price index for August-September rose by 0.1% compared with the July-August index, followed by housing prices in the last 12 months, a decrease of 1.9%. New home prices fell by 0.6 percent in August-September and the rate of government-sponsored transactions (occupant price and target price) was 34.1 percent

all employees of the health professions in Israel, including physiotherapists, dietitians, speech therapists, occupational therapists, hygienists, genetic counselors and art and art therapists will return to work. It will affect 5,000 workers in hospitals and in the community, employed by the Ministry of Health, Clalit Health Services, Meuhedet Health Fund, Hadassah Hospital, Shaare Zedek Medical Center, mental health centers and other institutions. It was decided at the end of a hearing in the Tel Aviv District Labor Court.