Israel economy

Juan Delgado says private market investing firms are positioned for even greater success – and Israel is one of the company’s key markets

ECONOMIC AFFAIRS: Israeli businesses are dependent on foreign markets, and globalization is deeply ingrained in the economic DNA of the country - a 17% tariff will undoubtedly hit hard.

The central bank left its benchmark rate ILINR=ECI at 4.50%.

Trump's announcement of a 10% baseline tariff on all trade partners, plus additional duties for many countries, has sent global markets spiraling.

Israel's workforce is spread thin from war, extensive support to citizens, and high cost of living. Will the Israeli economy survive?

By combining cross-border expertise, research capabilities, and new technologies, companies can advance a bottom-up approach.

Post-war recovery requires more than emergency relief; It demands innovative financial solutions that can accelerate rebuilding while creating sustainable economic growth.

The poll also found evidence suggesting significant gaps between the needs of the mothers and existing resources.

We are the State of the Start-Up Nation and need to act like it. Will that be easy? No. But if there’s any country in the world that can make chaos work efficiently, it is Israel. 

"Domestic political challenges and security concerns are some hurdles for Israel that may impede further progress," the agency said. 

Israeli cybersecurity companies, which account for 7% of all tech companies in Israel, raised $3.8 billion last year — about a third (36%) of total investments in the tech sector.