Credit

With loan relief set to expire, banks will profit while Israelis pay - opinion

The banks will continue waiting patiently. Those very same customers will eventually arrive, will pay the high interest rates, and, unlike today, will have no temporary market benefit on rely on.

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 THE STOCK exchange flag flies between two Israeli flags at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange building. In 2024, the Israeli stock market outperformed all major stock indices, including the NASDAQ 100, the S&P 500, and the FTSE 100, the writers point out.

Israel-Iran escalation raises regional security, geopolitical risk - Fitch, S&P

A beggar sits and asks for money amid the coronavirus crisis, Jerusalem, 2020

Moody’s: Israel credit rating to stay at historic low in 2025

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Israelis charge more than NIS 41 billion in July 2023, reduce cash spend

Online transactions have grown in popularity among Israeli society.

 Illustrative image of a person paying with a credit card.

Check Point CEO: Moody’s negative report 'should definitely worry us'

Shwed lamented his prior silence regarding the judicial reform and its effect on the Israeli economy.

Signage is seen outside the Moody's Corporation headquarters in Manhattan, New York, US, November 12, 2021.

Israel’s credit rating lowered by Morgan Stanley, Moody’s warns of 'significant risk'

Citibank and Morgan Stanley warned of instability in Israel in light of the approval of the reasonableness standard law.

 View of screens showing falling stocks at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, in the center of Tel Aviv, December 23, 2018.

Israel's credit rating remains unchanged - S&P

The report by S&P contrasts to statements made by the IMF and Moody's when they said that Israel faces economic risks because of the judicial reforms.

he S&P Global logo is displayed on its offices in the financial district in New York City, U.S.

Herzog: Judicial reform talks are being conducted seriously

The president stressed that he's the only person who "everyone is willing to come to and talk to honestly, openly and discreetly."

 PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG leads the first negotiation meeting over judicial overhaul compromises with representatives from Likud, National Unity, Yesh Atid and Labor, at the President’s Residence.

Moody’s: Main factor in Israel's downgrade was threat to judiciary

Moody's said the protests that have engulfed the country for the last 15 weeks were also a factor, but not the main one, in its decision to downgrade the credit outlook from positive to stable.

 Israelis protest against the government’s proposed judicial reforms in Tel Aviv on February 4.

Lapid: Moody's downgrade is 'proof' Netanyahu's gov't endangers Israelis

Lapid's comments came after the rating agency Moody's announced a downgrade of Israel's credit outlook to 'stable,' instead of 'positive.'

 Yesh Atid MK Yair Lapid is seen gesturing at the Knesset, in Jerusalem, on March 20, 2023.

Moody's downgrades Israel's credit outlook rating in warning to Netanyahu

Moody's wrote that 'the change of outlook to stable from positive reflects a deterioration of Israel's governance, as illustrated by the recent events.'

Moody's corporate HQ

Netanyahu, Herzog reached out to Moody's before credit outlook downgrade

If Israel's credit rating drops, Israel can expect a higher interest rate on short-term loans and inflation.

 Incoming prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seen next to Israeli President Isaac Herzog.