Israel economy
Moody’s upgrades Israel’s credit outlook from 'negative' to 'stable'
While the sovereign rating remains at BAA1, the shift reflects a clear easing of risk compared with the peak of the war period.
Following the 1967 playbook: Israel's post-war tech boom - opinion
Israel’s strategic pivot: Why Netanyahu is ready to end American military aid - opinion
What are tech exits doing to Israel's economy?
Government allocates NIS 75 million for innovation centers in Israel's periphery
The inter-ministerial effort could be instrumental in incorporating more Israeli demographics into its high-tech industry.
Market fears Bank of Israel governor won't seek second term
With six months until the end of Prof. Amir Yaron's term as Bank of Israel Governor, uncertainty over his replacement could further damage the economy.
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.
IMF flags Israel's judicial reforms as downside economic risk
It added: "As in any country, maintaining strength of the rule of law would be important for economic success."
Israel likely to violate all UN climate obligations in 2030 - ministry report
Israel set the majority of its client goals in the summer of 2021 and submitted them to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Why you should care about Moody’s downgrading Israel’s economic forecast - analysis
While pundits and Israel’s PM insist that Moody’s downgrade of Israel’s economic forecast holds little weight, experts suggest otherwise.
Lapid: Moody's downgrade is 'proof' Netanyahu's gov't endangers Israelis
Lapid's comments came after the rating agency Moody's announced a downgrade of Israel's credit outlook to 'stable,' instead of 'positive.'
Meitav Investment House head: Investors scared off by legislative blitz
Owner of the Meitav Investment House, claims that investors are frightened by the legislative blitz and are transferring more money abroad due to the continuation of the judicial reform legislation.
Israel faces 'long-term economic risk' due to judicial reform - Moody's
“If implemented in full, the proposed changes could materially weaken the strength of the judiciary and as such be credit negative,” the agency said.
Protestors to hold 'day of struggle' against judicial reform on Wednesday
Israel will have a constitutional crisis where the High Court will rule that the judicial reforms are illegal, and then every governmental body will have to decide who to listen to.