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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Bank of Israel Cuts Interest Rate Again Amid Economic Factors

The Bank of Israel has lowered its interest rate for the third time to 3.25%, citing moderated inflation and a strong shekel. While some industry figures believe the cut is insufficient, others praise the governor's balanced approach to economic stability.

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What happened

  1. 01Bank of Israel cuts interest rate to 3.25%, the third consecutive reduction.
  2. 02Decision driven by moderated inflation, strong shekel, and low risk premiums.
  3. 03Industry figures offer mixed reactions, some calling for deeper cuts.
  4. 04Governor Amir Yaron praised for balancing economic stability and flexibility.
  5. 05Impact on real estate and foreign investment debated by experts.
Translated and summarized by baba from Ice, the latest report. Read Ice’s original

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