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
The road to recovery following Moody’s hits on Israel’s credit rating - opinion
Indirect impacts could arise through decisions of the government and the Knesset on economic policy issues
Israel's credit rating drops: How will it hit our wallets? - opinion
What is a credit rating, how is it determined, and how will Moody's dramatic decision impact Israelis?
Netanyahu, Liberman stand on opposite ends of credit rating drop debate
While Netanyahu claims economy is strong despite credit rating change, MK blames political turmoil for nation's threatened credit rating.
Moody's downgrades Israel credit rating to 'A2'
Israel's war with Hamas is not the only issue noted by the ratings agency, citing the looming threat at Israel's northern border.
Gaza war means longer hours, more accidents for bus drivers
The Knesset Economic Committee approved an extension of working hours for bus and truck drivers to up to 14 hours a day during the war, putting additional strain on them.
Squeezing Israel's human capital during a difficult time - opinion
What could the outcome of the state budget for 2024 be?
How could a credit rating downgrade impact Israeli wallets, markets?
Decisions made by rating agencies will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on financial landscape, government's fiscal policies, and overall well-being of Israeli citizens.
Israeli reservist forced to sell business as reserve duty stretches over 100 days
Store owner Gal Anav announced the liquidation of his business in a facebook post amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Economic optimism soars, yet CEOs grapple with AI, climate uncertainties
Notably, 39% of CEOs anticipate a significant increase in their company’s headcount by 5% or more in 2024, signaling a hopeful trajectory for employment worldwide.
Strauss Group to hike prices, lay off 150 workers
The company says that the decision to raise prices follows large rises in prices of raw materials in the past year.
