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Israeli Government Spending Rises 4.2% to NIS 551 Billion in 2026
Israel's government spending for the year to date reached approximately 551.1 billion shekels, a 4.2% increase compared to the same period last year. Monthly revenues in October were 46.2 billion shekels, while expenditures were 64.5 billion shekels, contributing to a monthly deficit of 18.3 billion shekels.
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- 01Government spending rose 4.2% to NIS 551.1 billion year-to-date.
- 02October's monthly deficit was approximately NIS 18.3 billion.
- 03The 12-month cumulative deficit reached 3.3% of GDP.
- 04Year-to-date revenues increased 10% to NIS 503.3 billion.
- 05October revenues were NIS 46.2 billion and expenditures NIS 64.5 billion.
The cumulative deficit over the past 12 months now stands at 3.3% of GDP.
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