The Israeli shekel traded mixed against major currencies in Tuesday afternoon trading. The representative dollar rate rose 0.03% to 3.049 shekels, while the euro fell 0.10% to 3.482 shekels, according to the Bank of Israel's daily fix.
The Israeli shekel traded mixed against major currencies in Tuesday afternoon trading, with the dollar edging up 0.03% to a representative rate of 3.049 shekels and the euro slipping 0.10% to 3.482 shekels, according to the Bank of Israel's daily fix.
The move comes after a series of fluctuations in recent weeks. The shekel had strengthened slightly on Monday, with the dollar fixing at 3.048 shekels and the euro at 3.485 shekels (as The Zioneer reported). Over the past month, the dollar has traded between approximately 2.93 and 3.05 shekels, reflecting ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty. Tuesday's small change leaves the dollar just above the symbolic 3-shekel threshold, which has been crossed several times in recent weeks.
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