Dollar and Euro Surge Against Shekel on October 15
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
On Thursday, October 15, the U.S. dollar and Euro significantly appreciated against the Israeli shekel, according to the Bank of Israel. The dollar climbed 0.911% to 3.103 shekels, its highest point since April. The Euro rose 1.075% to 3.479 shekels. These currency movements reflect a notable shift in the shekel's value.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The U.S. dollar rose 0.911% to 3.103 shekels on October 15.
- The Euro increased 1.075% to 3.479 shekels against the Israeli shekel.
- The dollar's exchange rate surpassed 3.1 shekels for the first time since April.
- The Bank of Israel reported the currency trading results.
- The currency trading occurred on Thursday, October 15.
The Bank of Israel reported that on Thursday, October 15, currency trading concluded with significant increases in the exchange rates of the U.S. dollar and the Euro against the Israeli shekel. The dollar's value rose by 0.911%, reaching 3.103 shekels per dollar. The Euro also saw an increase of 1.075%, closing at 3.479 shekels per Euro. Notably, the dollar's exchange rate surpassed the 3.1 shekel mark for the first time since April of the same year.
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