Slight Increase in Fuel Prices as of February 1st
Israel fuel prices will see a slight increase on February 1, 2026, with 95 octane gasoline reaching 6.88 NIS per liter, a 0.03 NIS rise.
Israel fuel prices will see a slight increase on February 1, 2026, with 95 octane gasoline reaching 6.88 NIS per liter, a 0.03 NIS rise.
Israel's fuel consumption data for 2025 reveals a significant surge, with jet fuel up 25% and diesel up 3% post-Iron Swords War, indicating economic recovery.
Israel's services exports, excluding startups, decreased 1.8% to $8 billion in November 2025, reversing last month's 6.5% rise. High-tech exports also saw a.
Leading foreign construction firms from 20 countries bid for contracts in Israel, signalling international confidence in its housing market and ministry.
Israel's employment rate fell post-Oct 7 as war impacted labor, with PA worker jobs plummeting and absences soaring to 3.4% of employed.
Bank of Israel publishes its 2026 work plan and budget, detailing measures to address economic challenges and achieve strategic targets for the Israeli economy.

Israel's Ministry of Economy pushes for urgent matzah price supervision ahead of Passover, citing two companies' 80% market control and excessive profits.
Israel's Knesset passes new law to boost national food security with wheat and fodder stock reporting, enhancing emergency preparedness and data-driven.
Israeli tourist hotels saw overnight stays plunge 75.9% in 2024, dropping to 1.9 million as the country grapples with post-war tourism challenges.
Israel's debt-to-GDP ratio rose to 68.6% in 2025, up 0.9% from 2024. The government debt-to-GDP ratio increased to 67.3%. This key financial indicator impacts.