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ISRAEL: BoI Say Inflation Expected to Increase in Coming Months

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Highlights from the policy statement:

  • "The continuing geopolitical uncertainty continues to pose difficulties for economic activity"
  • "Inflation […] is expected to increase in the coming months."
  • "The most recent indicators of economic activity provide a mixed picture regarding the fourth quarter, with a slight tendency to weakening. The labor market remains relatively tight, despite some moderation in recent months."

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Highlights from the policy statement:

  • "The continuing geopolitical uncertainty continues to pose difficulties for economic activity"
  • "Inflation […] is expected to increase in the coming months."
  • "The most recent indicators of economic activity provide a mixed picture regarding the fourth quarter, with a slight tendency to weakening. The labor market remains relatively tight, despite some moderation in recent months."

See the full release here.