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S&P Global upgraded Israel’s credit outlook to stable, citing ceasefire gains and economic resilience.
S&P Global upgraded Israel’s credit outlook to "stable" from "negative" on November 8, 2025, maintaining its sovereign rating at "A," citing reduced immediate security risks due to a U.S.-brokered ceasefire with Hamas.
The agency highlighted Israel’s resilient high-tech economy, remote work capacity, and improved fiscal prospects, with GDP projected to grow 5% in 2026 and deficits narrowing to 4.8% of GDP.
Despite ongoing regional tensions, military spending reductions, and labor market constraints, S&P noted improved investor confidence and lower risk premiums, marking the first stabilization in Israel’s credit outlook since the war began.
S&P Global mejoró la perspectiva de crédito de Israel a estable, citando las ganancias del alto el fuego y la resiliencia económica.