Dollar
Venezuelan oil exports show signs of movement as bonds jump after Maduro arrest
Sanctioned oil tankers have quietly left Venezuela despite a us embargo, as markets rally on hopes of a post-Maduro transition.
US dollar slides after Fed cuts rates, as expected
Iran's currency sinks to lowest level in history, local media blames government policy
Israel on the path to $1 trillion: Strong economy, weak infrastructure - opinion
Israel raises $3 billion in record US dollar bond issue
Demand for the issues, the Finance Ministry said, reached an all-time high of $20 billion and attracted more than 400 different investors from 40 countries.
Two suspects arrested for allegedly transporting terror cash
The two Jenin residents, aged 20 and 30, have been arrested and are now being questioned by authorities.
Saudi Arabia tries to develop counter-leverage with dollar threat
The kingdom could not afford to jeopardize its security relationship and close ties with the present U.S. administration.
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Shekel strengthening against dollar, amid U.S. political crisis
The dollar is struggling on world markets because of the political chaos in Washington over the House of Representatives refusal to approve President Trump's budget.
Shekel at weakest against dollar in two years
Consumer Price Index fell 0.3% in November and inflation over the past 12 months is running at 1.2%.
U.S. Treasury yields retreat from 4-yr high as stock selloff deepens
Wall Street indexes closed off the lows of the day but the Dow and S&P 500 both fell more than 4.0 percent, posting their biggest daily percentage drops since August 2011.
Shekel strengthens, dollar weakens, and trade industry braves the storm
The shekel is now 11% stronger than it was at this time last year, with one dollar trading for 3.4 shekels, according to the Bank of Israel rate on Monday.
Living on dollars in Israel
Many transactions require pricey international wire fees, making transferring and converting amounts under $10,000 financially inefficient.
Analysis: The Petrodollar system holds a stable Middle East
The new US administration has shown its support for Saudi Arabia with this year’s weapons deal is a last ditch attempt to keep the Petrodollar alive.