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Israel’s Central Bank Intervened in FX Trade to Curb Shekel
Israel’s central bank intervened in foreign exchange trade to curb the shekel while maintaining interest rates for a fourth consecutive time. The central bank's pause in rate changes is linked to concerns about potential escalation in conflicts with regional militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah.
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