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Israel cuts interest rates to 4.25% as inflation hits target and ceasefire reduces risks.
The Bank of Israel cut its key interest rate to 4.25% on November 25, 2025, its first reduction in nearly two years, citing inflation at 2.5%—within its target range—and reduced geopolitical risks following a ceasefire with Hamas.
The move, expected by markets, aims to support economic growth, with mortgage holders potentially saving thousands over time.
Strong Q3 GDP growth, a tight labor market, and a rising shekel underscore recovery signs, though home prices continue to fall.
Future rate decisions will depend on inflation, economic data, and regional developments.
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Israel reduce las tasas de interés al 4,25% a medida que la inflación alcanza su objetivo y el alto el fuego reduce los riesgos.