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Inflation Data Due Tonight Could Shape Israel’s Next Rate Decision
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100% centerFirst reported by Ynet · Jun 14, 2026
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Israel’s May CPI is expected tonight, with forecasts centered on a slight decline that could influence the Bank of Israel’s July 6 rate decision. Analysts are weighing disinflation from a weaker dollar and lower travel and fuel costs against rising global inflation and imported price pressures.
- 01May CPI is expected to be negative, between minus 0.2% and 0%.
- 02The dollar’s fall, cheaper flights and lower fuel prices are key disinflationary factors.
- 03A minus 0.1% reading would place inflation exactly at the 2% target midpoint.
- 04Governor Amir Yaron must weigh global inflation risks against pressure from the weak dollar.
- 05Oil prices fell below $95 after a reported U.S.-Iran ceasefire and Hormuz reopening.
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