Israel's Annual Inflation Holds at 1.5% Amidst Rising Travel and Fuel Costs
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First reported by TheMarker · 13 hours ago
What happened
Israel's annual inflation held at 1.5% in August, but specific costs like travel, hotels, car rentals, and fuel saw significant increases, impacting consumers' perceived cost of living. Meanwhile, food and clothing prices decreased, and the housing market showed mixed trends.
- 01Annual inflation in Israel remained at 1.5% in August.
- 02Travel, hotels, and car rentals saw significant price increases.
- 03Fuel prices rose due to regulated increases and taxes.
- 04Food and clothing prices decreased in August.
- 05Used apartment prices declined, especially in major cities.
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