JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The Bank of Israel (BoI) will keep short-term interest unchanged for a sixth straight policy meeting on ...

The Bank of Israel (BoI) will keep short-term interest unchanged for a sixth straight policy meeting on Wednesday, as markets maintain their view rising inflation due to the Israel-Hamas war will not ...

While Israel's domestic bond market is liquid, foreign investors have pulled back, while global funds' ownership of the ...

Israel's economy has for almost a year ridden out the chaos of a war that risks spiralling into a regional conflict, but ...

By Libby George, Karin Strohecker and Steven Scheer LONDON/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's economy has for almost a year ...

Alony Hetz has reported an allocation of a 10% stake in the company to Frenkel for NIS 685 million at a price 10% higher than ...

The survey states that scenario 2 is similar to that projected by the Bank of Israel in July.

The most dangerous scenario for Israel's economy is a conflict spreading to Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, the commercial centers of the country.

Emerging market currencies remained subdued due to fears over intensifying Middle East conflict. Investors leaned towards safe-haven assets, with oil prices rising and MSCI EM stocks index hitting a ...