Dollar weakens, euro strengthens against shekel in Israel
Following interbank trading on August 10, the Bank of Israel set the dollar exchange rate at 2.998 shekels per dollar, 0.266% lower than at the end of last week. The euro rose 0.072% to 3.4653 shekels.
Following interbank trading on August 10, the Bank of Israel set the official dollar exchange rate at 2.998 shekels per dollar, 0.266% lower than at the end of last week. The euro, in contrast, rose 0.072% to 3.4653 shekels. Thus, the dollar depreciated while the euro appreciated against the shekel. These changes reflect the dynamics of interbank trading and are set by the central bank.