Bank of Israel Poised for Rate Cut Next Week Amid Stable Inflation
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- The Bank of Israel is expected to resume interest rate cuts with a 25 basis point reduction, following a pause, as annual inflation held at 1.9% in April within target.
- A ceasefire with Iran and strong shekel support the move.
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The central bank in Israel plans to lower borrowing costs soon since price increases are under control. This could help the economy by making it easier for people to borrow money for homes or businesses.
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