Israeli Shekel Shows Slight Gains as Dollar Nears 2.98 Shekels Amid Volatile Week Ahead
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First reported by Calcalist · 1 day ago
What happened
The Israeli shekel showed slight gains Tuesday as the US dollar weakened locally but strengthened globally. Analysts predict a volatile week ahead due to the US employment report and Bank of Israel's rate decision, with an expected 25 basis point rate cut amid falling inflation and oil prices. The central bank's forecasts and communications will be closely watched for future monetary policy signals.
- 01The Israeli shekel gained slightly against major currencies Tuesday morning.
- 02The US dollar weakened locally to 2.982 shekels but strengthened globally against euro, pound, and yen.
- 03A five-day period of potential high volatility is expected due to US employment data and Bank of Israel rate decision.
- 04Bank of Israel is forecasted to cut interest rates by 25 basis points from 3.75% to 3.50%.
- 05Lower inflation expectations and a 10% drop in oil prices support the expected rate cut.
- 06Risks include a hawkish tone from the central bank signaling a one-time cut, which could raise long-term yields.
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