Moody's credit rating agency projects Israel's economy will grow 3.7% this year, below the 4% forecast by the Bank of Israel and the Finance Ministry but above the OECD's 3.3%, according to N12.
Moody's credit rating agency expects Israel's economy to grow 3.7% in 2026, according to a report by N12 citing the agency's assessment. The forecast is below the 4% target set by the Bank of Israel and the Finance Ministry, but above the OECD's 3.3% projection. The Zioneer has previously reported on Israel's economic indicators: annual inflation steadied at 1.9% in June, the Bank of Israel cut its benchmark rate to 3.5% last week, and the 2025 budget deficit reached 4.7% — below the 4.9% target. These figures reflect a mixed picture as the economy adjusts to post-war normalization and fiscal consolidation.
- DevelopingIsrael's 2025 budget deficit reaches 4.7%, below target despite 100-billion-shekel revenue gap
- StrongMoody's maintains Israel's credit rating in periodic review, cites security risks
- StrongIsrael's state revenues reach 307 billion shekels in first half, deficit drops to 3.3%
- DevelopingPost-war economic surge: Israel targets trillion-dollar GDP by 2030, analysis says
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