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Al-ShamsEconomy

Dollar Surges Against Shekel, Reaching 3.07; Euro Nears 3.50

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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The U.S. dollar and Euro saw significant daily gains against the Israeli shekel on September 28, 2026, reaching 3.07 and nearing 3.50 respectively, reflecting a weakening of the local currency.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Dollar rose to 3.0660 shekels, up 1.088% daily.
  • Euro climbed to 3.4877 shekels, up 0.958% daily.
  • British pound also appreciated against the shekel.
  • Shekel weakened against major currencies in recent trading.
  • Bank of Israel sets representative rates; actual rates may differ.
Dollar Surges Against Shekel, Reaching 3.07; Euro Nears 3.50
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The U.S. dollar reached 3.0660 Israeli shekels on September 28, 2026, marking a daily increase of 1.088% according to representative rates from the Bank of Israel. This rise signifies a weakening of the shekel against major global currencies in the latest trading session. The Euro also saw a significant jump, climbing to 3.4877 shekels with a daily gain of 0.958%, nearing the 3.50 shekel mark. The British pound also appreciated, reaching 4.0684 shekels, up 1.34% in a single day. The Bank of Israel publishes these representative exchange rates on official trading days as a benchmark for financial transactions. Actual rates may vary at commercial banks and exchange bureaus due to buy and sell margins.

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