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Israeli Shekel Drops to Two-Month Low Amid Global and Regional Pressures
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By בועז בן נון
What happened
The Israeli shekel has fallen to a two-month low against the US dollar due to interest rate differentials, rising bond yields, regional tensions, and a stronger global dollar. Experts predict short-term volatility but note limiting factors for further depreciation.
- 01Israeli shekel hits two-month low against the US dollar.
- 02Factors include interest rate gaps and regional geopolitical tensions.
- 03Global dollar strength and rising US bond yields contribute.
- 04US stock market performance traditionally impacts shekel strength.
- 05Short-term volatility expected, but depreciation may be limited.
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