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Currency pressure turns Israel’s high-tech sector into “a ticking time bomb,” lawyers say
10.06.26
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Amir Kurz
Law firms say a 20% drop in the dollar is eroding revenues and forcing pricing changes across the legal sector.
Don't blame the shekel: Israeli talent is the asset you can't offshore
09.06.26
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Ofir Nir
As layoffs ripple through Israeli tech, companies blaming macroeconomics are missing the point. The real asset in this country isn't a currency position. It's a concentration of talent that can't be re-created by chasing a cheaper time zone.
Bank of Israel’s quiet move to stabilize the shekel
07.06.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
New disclosures highlight a more active currency stance than officially acknowledged.
Bank of Israel buys $800 million in FX intervention as shekel volatility intensifies
07.06.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
Central bank steps into currency markets while insisting it is not targeting a specific exchange rate.
The shekel surge and the future of Israeli high-tech
02.06.26
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Adrian Filut
Layoffs, shrinking competitiveness, and a warning sign for the country’s innovation economy.
The AI and shekel double whammy should terrify Israel. It may also save it.
28.05.26
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Lior Prosor
The countries that benefit most from AI will be the ones reorganizing their economies around what humans still uniquely do better than machines. For Israel, that means a national transition from “code writers” to “systems builders.”
Strong shekel threatens Israel's security growth engine
10.05.26
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Yuval Azulay
The strengthening of the shekel is eroding the profits of defense exporters, harming their ability to compete with Europe and the US — and raising concerns about production being moved out of Israel. Industry executives warn: If the state does not intervene in the foreign exchange market, jobs and knowledge will move abroad — precisely at a time when the Defense Ministry is seeking to expand local production.
The strong shekel is becoming Israel’s next economic crisis
07.05.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
Exporters warn of layoffs and production shifts abroad as policymakers remain largely silent on the currency surge.
War, what is it good for? The shekel
14.04.26
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
The dollar has fallen 19% over the past year, and market dynamics offer no clear signal of a reversal. While the weaker dollar has helped keep inflation low, most businesses say cheaper imports do not offset the impact of a strengthening shekel, as data points to rising production activity abroad.
Mega-tech deals add momentum to a surging shekel
12.02.26
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Adrian Filut
Psychological impact may outweigh direct forex inflows from Wiz and CyberArk transactions.
How Israeli high-tech is powering the shekel’s sharp rise
25.12.25
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Adrian Filut
Nasdaq gains, AI profits and reinvested dividends are driving record currency strength.
Shekel strengthens, markets rally as Israel-Hamas ceasefire sparks optimism
09.10.25
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CTech
Dollar and euro fall as Tel Aviv indices climb in response to first-phase agreement between Israel and Hamas.
What’s behind the strengthening of the shekel?
31.01.24
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Shlomo Teitelbaum
A review published by the Chief Economist at the Ministry of Finance does not provide clear explanations for the strengthening of the shekel. Moreover, the review shows that the Treasury estimated that at this stage the value of the shekel would be lower. For answers one must read between the lines
The shekel continues to lose ground as fears of judicial coup in Israel continue to grow
22.02.23
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CTech
The dollar continues to climb against the shekel, reaching its highest mark since 2019, while the euro has also risen. The rapid devaluation of the shekel is set to lead to inflationary pressure and the Bank of Israel will be forced to respond by raising interest rates even further
This is fine? Wake up and smell the smoke!
02.02.23
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Shaul Amsterdamski
"High-tech is not only the engine of the economy - it is also the shield. It is our wall of defense against inflation. It protects the pocket of each and every one of us," writes Shaul Amsterdamski
Bank of Israel chief says it's ready to buy more than $30 billion of foreign currency to contain shekel’s strength
09.02.21
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Reuters
The shekel gained some 8% against the dollar in 2019, and another 8% last year despite central bank foreign currency purchases of $21 billion
Top tech CEOs demand Israeli government stop dollar depreciation against the shekel
17.01.21
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Naomi Zoreff
“Israel is about to lose a leading growth engine due to the apathy and indifference of the government of Israel and its economic establishments,” wrote executives and entrepreneurs from the likes of IronSource, SimilarWeb and AppsFlyer
Israeli tech sector raises alarm bells over plummeting dollar
30.12.20
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CTech
Local tech companies traditionally raise funds in USD, meaning most of the sector is adversely affected by the exchange rate hitting lows not seen since November 1996
The Year of the Shekel
08.01.20
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Adrian Filut and Adi Pick
The Israeli currency saw a steady rise in 2019
Amazon Lowers Shekel Conversion Fees for Online Purchases
09.12.19
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Meirav Crystal
The commission went down to as low as 2.2% of the total purchase sum, a significantly lower rate than that offered by most Israeli credit card companies
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