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Dollar Falls Against Shekel; Other Currencies Decline
The Bank of Israel's representative exchange rate for the U.S. dollar fell to 3.074 shekels on Tuesday, October 13, 2026. Most other major currencies also declined against the shekel, with the Egyptian pound experiencing the largest drop, while the Japanese yen rose.
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- 01The Bank of Israel's representative dollar rate dropped to 3.074 shekels on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
- 02Most currencies, including the Euro and Pound, declined against the shekel.
- 03The Egyptian pound saw the largest depreciation against the shekel.
- 04The Japanese yen was the only currency to appreciate against the shekel.
- 05Market dollar rates showed a slight increase, differing from the official rate.
Market rates for the dollar showed a slight increase. Banks and exchange offices will use their own rates, which may differ from the official figures.
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