The dollar and the euro strengthened against the Israeli shekel at the close of the forex trading week on Friday, according to ynet financial reports. No specific representative rates were reported.
The dollar and the euro strengthened against the shekel at the close of the forex trading week on Friday, according to Israeli financial news outlet ynet. No specific representative exchange rates were given in the report.
The shekel has been under pressure in recent weeks amid regional security tensions and global currency trends. On Thursday, the Bank of Israel fixed the representative dollar rate at 3.005 shekels and the euro at 3.445 shekels, as The Zioneer reported. The currency has weakened past the 3-shekel mark multiple times this month, reflecting ongoing market volatility.
The Bank of Israel's representative rates for Friday are expected to be published later today.
2 developments
- DevelopingShekel weakens: dollar climbs 0.63% to 3.025, euro up 0.59% to 3.457
- DevelopingShekel strengthens, dollar falls to 3.032 shekels as Gulf fighting resumes
- DevelopingShekel softens slightly; dollar and euro edge up in Tuesday fixing
- DevelopingShekel trades mixed against major currencies, dollar dips 0.17%
Source and signal
- Internal intake