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Israeli Shekel Weakens Slightly Amid Iran Tensions and Global Market Moves

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First reported by Calcalist · 1 day ago

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The Israeli shekel weakened slightly against the dollar amid rising tensions in Iran and global market fluctuations. The US responded to Iranian attacks with military strikes, while investors await Federal Reserve meeting minutes. New Zealand’s central bank raised interest rates for the first time in three years due to inflation concerns.

01Israeli shekel drops slightly, dollar trades above 3.04 shekels amid Iran tensions.
02US launches military strikes on Iran after attacks on commercial vessels in Strait of Hormuz.
03Federal Reserve meeting minutes from June 17 awaited by investors, with rate hike expected.
04Dollar index stable globally; euro and pound steady against the dollar.
05New Zealand central bank raises interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.5% due to inflation.
06New Zealand inflation at 3.1% in Q1, above central bank target, Q2 data pending.

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