Israel economic growth
Israeli exports hit all-time high of $169B despite boycotts
Official Economy Ministry figures show Israeli exports reached a record $169 billion over the past year, surpassing both forecasts and the previous record set in 2022.
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Former Bank of Israel governor: Gov't economic response to Israel-Hamas war is insufficient
There are many characteristics of Israel's economy that make it resilient, says expert, but the future of the war could have drastic impacts on Israel's economy.
Israel-Hamas war could be won through economic alternatives
As recently as June 18, 2023, the Israeli government gave preliminary approval for Gaza gas development, making the October 7 massacre even more deplorable.
Slowing Israeli economy continues to face headwinds in July 2023
A recent report highlights a sluggish economic pace for Israel.
Bank of Israel raises interest rate to 4.75%, highest since 2006
Despite the rate hikes, Israel's inflation rate stood at 5% in April, near a 14-year high and well above the government's 1%-3% annual target range.
Barkat: I want to double Israel’s GDP within 15 years
Barkat’s lofty goals may be difficult to achieve in light of the proposed legal reform, which may harm Israel’s reputation among foreign investors.
Israel's central bank asks public for opinions on inflation target
The Bank of Israel's first task is to maintain price stability in the Israeli economy, using the interest rate tool among other things.
To win the AI revolution, companies need to evolve with it
The commercial progress and success of AI has indeed been slower than many expected - but that “delay” can actually work in favor of business.
Shekel at weakest in two months
The shekel has been depreciating over the past week as international stock markets fall and Israeli institutional investors are forced to sell shekels and buy foreign currency.
Employers need to embrace a virtual learning strategy
According to research, over a third of full-time respondents across a variety of industries said they want remote work options from their existing employers.
Israel's Tnuva partners with Pluristem to develop cultured cell-based meat
Tnuva Chairman Haim Gavrieli: Tnuva strives to lead the alternative protein industry in Israel and to continue to expand in the industry on a global scale.
