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Israeli Spending Surges 41% on Election Day Compared to 2022
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Israeli consumers spent over 1.141 billion shekels on election day, a 41.2% increase from 2022, according to Shva data. This surge in credit card spending highlights increased public activity. The peak spending moment was recorded at 12:40 PM, with millions of shekels transacted.
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- Israeli spending on election day reached 1.141 billion shekels, a 41.2% increase from 2022.
- Shva, which manages the national payment system, released the spending data.
- In 2022, election day spending totaled 808.51 million shekels.
- The peak spending minute was 12:40 PM, with 3.61 million shekels transacted.
- Over 15,500 transactions occurred during the peak minute.
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