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Al-ShamsEconomy

Dollar Surges Past 3.07 Shekels, Euro Hovers Near 3.49

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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Arabic · 2 newsrooms covering

The U.S. dollar rose to 3.0720 shekels, while the euro slightly decreased to 3.4857 shekels and the British pound fell to 4.0646 shekels on September 29, 2026, based on Bank of Israel representative rates.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Dollar exchange rate surpassed 3.07 shekels on September 29, 2026.
  • Euro exchange rate hovered near 3.49 shekels.
  • British pound exchange rate declined to 4.0646 shekels.
  • Bank of Israel provided the representative exchange rates.
  • Rates reflect daily market movements and are indicative.

The U.S. dollar reached 3.0720 shekels on September 29, 2026, marking a daily increase of 0.196% according to representative rates from the Bank of Israel. This rise follows the previous rate of 3.0660 shekels. In contrast, the euro saw a slight daily decrease of 0.057%, settling at 3.4857 shekels, remaining close to the 3.49 shekel mark. The British pound also declined by 0.093% to 4.0646 shekels, compared to its prior rate of 4.0684 shekels. The Bank of Israel publishes these representative exchange rates once daily on business days, serving as an indicator for market rates, though actual rates at banks and exchange bureaus may vary.

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