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Israeli Consumer Spending Rises on Credit Despite Holiday Travel
Israeli consumers spent over 1.2 billion shekels on credit for Rosh Hashanah shopping, a 3% increase from last year, despite more people traveling abroad. The rise may reflect increased prices.
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What happened
- 01Consumer spending on credit for Rosh Hashanah reached 1.2 billion shekels.
- 02Spending increased by 3% compared to last year.
- 03Higher spending occurred despite more Israelis traveling abroad.
- 04Price increases may have contributed to the rise in spending.
- 05Peak spending occurred at 11:52 AM with 3.91 million shekels transacted.
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