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Central bank trims borrowing costs to 2022 low, sees room for further rate cuts

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By Sharon Wrobel Verified
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The Bank of Israel on Monday decided to lower interest rates, following the US deal with Iran, eased global geopolitical tensions, and a stable inflation environment, and said it sees the economy growing at a slightly faster pace this year. The central bank reduced interest rates from 3.75 percent to 3.5%, the lowest level since November 2022. It marked the third rate cut this year, after borrowing costs for households and businesses came down in May and January.
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Strong shekel makes Israeli tech workers pricier than their US counterparts, study shows

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By Sharon Wrobel Verified
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Israeli tech developers have become more expensive than their US counterparts for the first time in many years, according to a new study by the Israel Growth Forum lobby, raising fears that Israel’s vaunted tech talent and innovation savvy will grow and set foot elsewhere.
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Finance and Defense ministries reach deal to give IDF an extra NIS 15 billion

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By Sharon Wrobel Verified
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The Finance Ministry said Thursday it had reached an agreement with the Defense Ministry to immediately transfer an additional NIS 15 billion ($5.01 billion) in budget funds for the military amid reported claims by the IDF that it was on the verge of grounding an array of units. The ministries also agreed on a joint mechanism to monitor expenditures requested by the defense establishment.
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