Dollar Falls Against Shekel to 3.05 on Tuesday Morning
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
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- Dollar dropped to 3.0526 shekels Tuesday morning.
- Bank of Israel's representative rate was 3.059 shekels Monday.
- Market rates fluctuate; representative rates are set daily.
- Other currency rates were also provided for Monday.
The U.S. dollar declined against the Israeli shekel on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, reaching 3.0526 shekels at 6:30 AM, a 0.11% drop from the previous trading session, according to Investing.com. The Bank of Israel's representative rate for Monday, October 5, was 3.059 shekels, marking a 0.033% decrease from the day before. The difference between the market and representative rates stems from the market rate's continuous fluctuation throughout the day, while the representative rate is published once daily, reflecting the last official fix.
Other representative currency rates from the Bank of Israel on October 5 included the Euro at 3.4299 shekels (-0.349%), the British Pound at 4.046 shekels (+0.131%), the Jordanian Dinar at 4.3147 shekels (-0.028%), the Swiss Franc at 3.6812 shekels (-0.295%), the Japanese Yen (per 100 yen) at 1.9342 shekels (-0.371%), the Canadian Dollar at 2.1452 shekels (-0.205%), and the Egyptian Pound at 0.0583 shekels (-0.342%). Live market rates for the Euro and British Pound were not available at the time of reporting.
Banks and exchange offices set their own rates, which differ from the representative rates and also vary between buying and selling prices. The next representative rate will be published on the following business day, excluding Saturdays and holidays.
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