Bank of Israel cuts rate by 25 basis points, first easing by developed country
- The Bank of Israel's monetary committee has lowered interest rates by a quarter-point to 4.5%, the first reduction in almost four years, due to falling inflation and concerns about the economic impact of the Gaza war.
- Analysts were divided on the decision, with seven expecting no change and seven predicting a 25 basis point reduction. The Finance Ministry estimates a budget deficit of around 6% of GDP in 2024.
- Governor Amir Yaron emphasized the need for responsible budget adjustments to prevent rising debt and its potential consequences on inflation and interest rates.
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