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Shekel climbs, profits drop: What's next for Israeli exports if Bank of Israel stays idle?

Summary by Haaretz
Israeli manufacturers are worried the strong shekel is hurting exports, shrinking profits and pushing companies to move abroad, as exports could fall by $10 billion and the government could lose over $3 billion in taxes. The central bank is holding off to avoid triggering inflation

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Shekel climbs, profits drop: What's next for Israeli exports if Bank of Israel stays idle?

Israeli manufacturers are worried the strong shekel is hurting exports, shrinking profits and pushing companies to move abroad, as exports could fall by $10 billion and the government could lose over $3 billion in taxes. The central bank is holding off to avoid triggering inflation

·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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Haaretz broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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