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flag Moody’s raised Israel’s credit outlook to stable due to reduced conflict risks and economic resilience, while rates were cut to 4%.

flag Moody’s upgraded Israel’s credit outlook to stable from negative, citing reduced security risks after ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon, a resilient economy, strong institutions, and continued access to global capital markets. flag The country’s long-term rating remains at Baa1, the lowest in its history, reflecting ongoing challenges. flag The Bank of Israel also cut interest rates to 4% in January, the second consecutive reduction, despite expectations of a hold.

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