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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Israel's Foreign Currency Reserves Drop by $4.6 Billion in September

Bank of Israel's foreign currency reserves fell by $4.64 billion in September to $236.998 billion. The decrease was mainly caused by currency revaluation and government foreign exchange activities. The reserves still exceed last year's September level. The total reserves represent 34.2% of Israel's GDP.

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  1. 01Israel's foreign currency reserves decreased by $4.64 billion in September.
  2. 02Total reserves stood at $236.998 billion at the end of September.
  3. 03Currency revaluation accounted for most of the $4.411 billion decrease.
  4. 04Government foreign currency activities contributed $272 million to the decline.
  5. 05Reserves remain higher than the $231.88 billion from September 2025.
Translated and summarized by baba from Arab48, the latest report. Read Arab48’s original

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