Bank of Israel Minutes (Feb): Vote was unanimous to keep policy steady

The Bank of Israel's unanimous decision to maintain current policy signals a steady approach amidst economic uncertainties, potentially reinforcing stability in the Israeli shekel against major currencies like the USD.

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This decision likely reflects confidence in prevailing economic conditions, impacting forex trends and cross-asset correlations, especially in commodities given Israel's role in the energy market.

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