Economy of israel
IDB Chief Economist Einat Meir on Israel’s 2026 economic outlook and the global picture
Meir states that the Israeli shekel was one of the world’s strongest currencies in 2025, and is expected to maintain its strength in 2026
Teva collaborates on skin disease treatment, releases targets
Fuel prices in Israel to drop below 7 shekels per liter for first time since 2023
Economic recovery must be Israel’s priority for 2026 - opinion
Israel's 2025 budget: Smotrich announces changes to how budget built, work to start this week
Per the minister's instructions, presentations on the budget will be held over two focused days instead of over the course of months.
Leading Israeli economists: Government policy regarding haredim is an existential threat to Israel
Among those signed on the letter are numerous prominent Israeli economists, including 73 professors, some from Israel's leading academic institutions.
Israel's GDP grows 14.1% in first quarter of 2024
Spending is still high, however private consumption and investment have yet to return to pre war levels, said the CBS.
Tnuva hikes food prices after January NIS 200 m. dividend issue
The rise in price of price-controlled dairy was announced last month, and follows an Israeli government system for updating these prices.
What does Fitch credit rating mean for Israel?
The rating, published earlier this month, removed a negative watch on Israel's score - an indicator that Fitch no longer plans to drop its rating in the near term.
The time to invest in Israel is now - opinion
Zoom out and what you see is a resilient, innovative, and committed workforce eager to overcome recent challenges, backed by strong pre-war tailwinds couched in a stable and proven economy.
By 2036, National Insurance Institute won't be able to pay pensions
According to the actuarial report, starting in 2030, a partial early fund redemption will be implemented, and it is projected to be depleted by 2036.
Top private investor to ‘Post’: Smart money should look at Israel
Melanie Sturm said that Israeli technology continues to help the world, powering phones, protecting computers, making farms more sustainable, and more.
The war has taken its toll, Israel needs investments in innovation - opinion
While new innovations continue to pour into Israel, the war in Ukraine and subsequent economic downturn have slowed the rate of investment in tech start-ups worldwide, including in Israel.
Discount Bank's 2023 profits rose 19.9% to NIS 4.2 billion
This profit represents a 15.7% return on equity. In Q4 2023, Discount Bank made NIS 919 million.
