Bank of Israel governor Amir Yaron and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agree to announce a decision about the extension of the former's tenure after the Jewish holidays

Leading US financial institution says it has 'a bearish bias' toward Israeli currency, warns 'political risk is likely to remain elevated' over government's judicial overhaul

Finance minister warns inflationary pressures 'may intensify due to the weakening shekel,' accuses protesters against judicial overhaul of trying to sow 'panic'

Finance minister selects 22-year veteran as new director, subject to government approval next week

New survey by the Israel Advanced Technology Industries (IATI) shows that 45% of new start-ups were incorporated outside of Israel compared to 20% in 2022

Netanyahu and Smotrich hail move as proof that economy is 'strong, stable and resilient,' and say warnings about overhaul impact are alarmist 'false panic campaigns'

Tired of difficult work conditions and fed up with political and economic woes, 38% of medical residents indicate a lot would have to change to prevent them from relocating

Experts say investors keeping an eye on developments do not believe PM's words will placate protesters, as shekel, foreign bonds fail to grow

In meetings in London with Bank Hapoalim, one of Israel's largest lenders, some asset managers say they expect a downgrade of Israel's outlook by credit rating agencies

Price drops on fresh produce, clothes and furniture outweigh hikes elsewhere, matching trends around the world as higher interest rates smother spending