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– Bottom line: The current account for 2013 posted a surplus of $7.2bn, far more than in 2012 or 2011 ($0.8bn and $3.3bn respectively) and equivalent to...
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– Bottom line: The current account for 2013 posted a surplus of $7.2bn, far more than in 2012 or 2011 ($0.8bn and $3.3bn respectively) and equivalent to...
– A fascinating aspect of the debate that erupted around the latest proposals to bring down housing prices in Israel was the underlying assumption...
– Bottom line: The latest GDP data are very confusing and should be handled with care. This is the first time we have seen fourth...
– Bottom line: Don’t get carried away. The seemingly sharp drop in the January CPI, of 0.6% and which caused a stir among some economists,...
– (Was Originally Published at Knowlegde@Wharton) – On 11 February, when Erez Vigodman stepped into the corner office at Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, he didn’t come...
– Bottom line: Overall, foreign currency reserves increased by $1.4bn in January – the most in a single month since August, but not much...
– Bottom line: The Treasury hit a home run in January, getting its budget performance in 2014 off to a very strong start. The...
– Bottom line: The 0.1% rise in the CPI for December was – for a change – in line with forecasters’ consensus prediction and brings...
– Bottom line: The budget deficit for 2013 came in at NIS33.2bn, or 3.13% of estimated GDP – even lower than expected. Beyond that,...
– Bottom line: There were no surprises in the latest batch of data and estimates from the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). The annualized rate of...