The rocket barrage on the North is costing the country over $100 million a day, but economists at Dun & Bradstreet are confident the nation's economic health is still not at risk.
"On the back of Israel's economic strength and a growth rate which is one of the highest in the Western world, we don't expect the period of conflict to substantially harm annual growth rates," said Reuven Kuvent, D&B Israel general-manager.
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