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Israeli Consumer Prices Dip Unexpectedly, Annual Inflation Hits 1.1%

Israel's Consumer Price Index dropped 0.1% in October 2026, bringing annual inflation to 1.1% and defying analyst expectations. This unexpected decline may prompt the Bank of Israel to consider lowering interest rates next week.

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Israeli Consumer Prices Dip Unexpectedly, Annual Inflation Hits 1.1%
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What happened

  1. 01Israel's CPI fell 0.1% in October 2026, lowering annual inflation to 1.1%.
  2. 02The unexpected CPI drop may lead the Bank of Israel to cut interest rates soon.
  3. 03Apartment prices are experiencing their longest annual decline in a decade.
  4. 04Average apartment prices in Israel were 2.29 million shekels in Q3 2026.
  5. 05Overseas travel prices dropped 5.1%, while clothing and footwear prices rose 4.1%.

Apartment prices are also in their longest annual decline in a decade, with an average price of 2.29 million shekels in Q3 2026. Most Israeli districts saw annual apartment price decreases, except for Haifa.

Translated and summarized by baba from Alarab, the latest report. Read Alarab’s original

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