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Israeli shekel at one-year low against dollar

There have been significant changes to Israeli monetary policy recently, including the addition of the Chinese yuan to the country’s reserves.

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A woman wears a 100-shekel banknote on her forehead during a protest against rising housing prices and social inequalities on July 23, 2011 in Tel Aviv, Israel. — Uriel Sinai/Getty Images

Israel’s currency is currently at its weakest position in a year against the US dollar. 

The new Israeli shekel’s exchange rate was 3.31 to $1 yesterday. It was the weakest point since the start of April 2021, when it traded at 3.34 shekels to the dollar, according to the currency converter Xe.com. 

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