Israeli economy
“The human capital of Israel’s economy is what continues to drive its growth”
The Chairman of the Board of Bank Leumi opened the Israel Economic Conference 2026 addressing prospects for regional cooperation following the end of the war “A gateway to far-reaching opportunities"
Bitcoin is volatile, but that doesn’t change where it’s headed
Israeli companies grew more when listed in Tel Aviv than on NASDAQ, study reveals
Smotrich doubles down on refusal to enlist daughter, claims IDF is 'no place for women'
Women in Israeli government offices earn NIS 3,300 less than men
According to Treasury data, the average 2022 salary in government offices is 18,029 NIS per month, with women on average earning 17% less than men
Each day, 60 wounded IDF soldiers are treated for physical, mental wounds
Thousands of wounded IDF reservists need physical and emotional care, although many have returned to their workplaces.
Chevron advances Tamar gas project with phase two expansion - report
In a recent development, Chevron announced on Sunday the second phase of the Tamar natural gas project in Israel, involving the natural gas reservoir located off the coast of Haifa
Investors not affected by Moody's: Only small decreases in the stock market
Analysts estimate that other rating agencies will also lower Israel's rating; the rising scent from the rating downgrade is political, but it is the scent of fear of uncertainty.
Strauss Group's rocky road back: A look into the future of Strauss
Investors can hope that Strauss Group’s bad luck will pass soon, and that coffee prices will revert to where they were in the previous decade, which would boost Strauss’s operating margin to 11%
Bank Hapoalim cautions against overoptimism in economic recovery
Following last week's release of positive economic indicators, Bank Hapoalim has issued a cautionary note to investors and policymakers.
Haredi men make noticeable waves in the workforce
As the haredi community navigates new challenges and opportunities, its incremental engagement in both workforce participation and military service is becoming evident.
Israel's Mobileye's two-fold profit jump serves silver lining for investors
The company, which counts Volkswagen and Porsche among its customers, also reported operating income of $73 million in the fourth quarter, up from $24 million a year earlier.
Economic recovery faces challenges as labor demand slows
According to manpower survey data from December, the "broad" unemployment rate decreased from around 10% in November to approximately 7.5% in December.
Israel’s cell-based coffee: Sustainable solution to brewing industry challenges?
Due to climate change, within the next two decades, there is an expected 50% reduction in areas suitable for growing coffee.