Israel’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Fall at the End of 2025
Israel's foreign exchange reserves fell by $1.941 billion to $229.484 billion in December 2025, mainly due to government activity.
Israel's foreign exchange reserves fell by $1.941 billion to $229.484 billion in December 2025, mainly due to government activity.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange TASE recap for January 7, 2025, shows TA-35 at 3,845.78 (+0.01%) and TA-90 at 4,100.41 (+0.33%), with significant equity turnover.

Israel successfully completed a $6 billion public bond offering, attracting $36 billion in demand and returning to pre-war spread levels, reflecting strong.
Israeli digital health firm Yonalink partners with Japan's PSP Corporation to integrate EHR data into clinical trials, enhancing accuracy and speed.
Israel's average salary in October 2025 reached 13,623 Shekels ($4,300) per month, a 3.0% increase from October 2024, according to the Central Bureau of.
Israel's financial situation revealed positive net balances in December 2025, with industry and services sectors showing significant gains. Hotels also saw.
Israel's Shekel surged 6.7% against the US dollar in 2025, marking a strong year for the currency as it also gained against the Canadian Dollar, Yen, Pound.
Israel's visitor numbers soared by 60% in 2025, reaching 1.34 million thanks to the Gaza war's end and restored airline routes, signaling a tourism recovery.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) recap for January 6, 2025 shows the TA-35 index climbing 2.86% to 3,845.39. Equity turnover reached NIS 5,437,693.
Israeli firm SuperCom wins a multi-year electronic monitoring contract in a European country, marking its tenth global adoption of domestic violence solutions.