The Finance Ministry maintains that the central bank possesses the arsenal of monetary tools that could help temper the shekel’s steep surge. It is currently trading at around 2.90 per dollar, its highest value since October 1993. Read more on The Times of Israel:

The Finance Ministry maintains that the central bank possesses the arsenal of monetary tools that could help temper the shekel’s steep surge. It is currently trading at around 2.90 per dollar, its highest value since October 1993. Read more on The Times of Israel:

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