Shekel weakens, dollar climbs above 3 shekels to 3.029

The Israeli shekel weakened against major currencies in afternoon trading Tuesday, with the Bank of Israel fixing the representative dollar rate at 3.029 shekels, a 0.77% rise that pushed the dollar back above the symbolic 3-shekel threshold. The euro rose 0.88% to 3.461 shekels, according to N12.

The Bank of Israel's daily fixing at 15:30 Jerusalem time set the representative dollar rate at 3.029 shekels, a 0.77% increase from the previous day's fixing, pushing the dollar above the symbolic 3-shekel mark. The euro fixed at 3.461 shekels, up 0.88%. The rates reflect the day's trading data.

• Developing5 days ago · 15:48 · 2 JulShekel weakens, dollar climbs past 3 shekels to new representative rate of 3.002
• Strong15:31 · 29 JunShekel strengthens, dollar dips back below 3 shekels to 2.979
• Developing15:34 · 16 JunShekel softens slightly; dollar and euro edge up in Tuesday fixing
• Strong13:17 · 26 JunShekel crosses back past 3 per dollar as trading resumes

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