Shekel
Tel Aviv shares hit record highs after US strikes Iran nuclear sites
Bond prices increased as much as 0.2% on Sunday. The shekel does not trade on Sunday but it has rallied from 3.61 per dollar on June 11 to 3.48 on Friday and is up some 1% this month.
Smotrich orders cancellation of waiver on cooperation with Palestinian banks
Southern Israel resident convicted of one million NIS fraud through phishing
Tel Aviv stocks take a sharp dip on Sunday
Israel's shekel and bonds slide as Gaza ceasefire buckles
Israel’s shekel fell up to 0.5%, and stocks dropped 1.2% as renewed Gaza strikes ended a fragile ceasefire, raising economic and humanitarian concerns.
Israel’s wage growth slows in 2025 as inflation outpaces salaries
While Israel’s wages climbed in 2024, January 2025 data signals real wage erosion amid rising inflation and tax increases.
Shekel gains continue as Gaza talks progress
The shekel continues to trade at its strongest levels against the dollar since early 2023.
Bank of Israel to hold rates again after inflation spike - Reuters poll
The rate has stayed at 4.5% since January 2024, when it was cut from 4.75%.
Israel Tax Authority set to publish voluntary disclosure plan including 'crypto' fast track
The voluntary disclosure procedure allows Israelis who have concealed and unreported assets to report them to the state and pay tax with immunity from criminal proceedings.
Israel’s postwar economic recovery tempered by fragile ceasefire
Despite not having a national budget approved for 2025, a labor crisis, and a ceasefire that could collapse at any moment, Israel still shows signs of optimism.
Shekel maintains strong rebound against US dollar
On Wednesday, the Bank of Israel set the representative shekel-dollar rate down 0.859% from Monday.
Israel's shekel flat after Trump says US targeting Gaza Strip takeover
The shekel was trading at 3.56 versus the dollar, a change of 0.06% from Tuesday's close by 0822 GMT.
Treasury official to Post: 'rehabilitating North and South difficult without budget'
Treasury official to Post: The continuing budget has the advantage of slowing expenditure, which moderates the deficit, but this comes with uncertainty and limits on the government to plan and act.
Shekel sharply weakens as markets tumble
On Friday, the Bank of Israel set the representative shekel-dollar rate 0.506% higher, at NIS 3.575/$.
Documentary on people with special needs, ‘Exposed,’ screens in Jerusalem, Jan. 27
SHEKEL is a leading nonprofit for the inclusion of people with disabilities in the general community.
