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Jerusalem housing construction.
Bank of Israel worried about rising home prices 1 comments
Supermarket shopping
CBS: Household spending slowed in last two years

By comparison, between 2003 and 2009, spending by households rose 13.5%, according to an index created by the CBS.

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Accountant General Abadi-Boiangiu, left, and Steinitz
S&P leaves Israel's credit rating at A+

The decision followed an annual visit to Israel by representatives of S&P several months ago.

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Job fair sign
Jobless rate turned higher in August, but labor force participation rate rose

The more encouraging jobless data come as forecasts for slower economic growth are being pushed back into next year.

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Illustration: Mortgage bankers at work.
Mortgage loans won't stop growing

Israeli households have taken out NIS 10.5 billion in mortgages this year through August, a 4.5% increase over the same period last year.

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Stanley Fischer
Bank of Israel still optimistic about 2012, but not 2013

Fischer leaves interest rates unchanged.

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Central bank governor Stanley Fischer
Discussions under way to set up financial stability board for the country

Entity would identify risks and provide policy oversight in the event of a real crisis.

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Trapped profits.
Steinitz to submit revised proposal on 'trapped profits' to Knesset committee

Finance Ministry officials expect the legislation, once passed, to lead to the payment of more than NIS 3 billion in taxes on the trapped profits next year.

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Will cracking down on black marketeers save the deficit?
Tax Authority chief declares war on black market in bid to boost revenue

Arbeli vows to meet collection goals for 2012 even as economy slows down.

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The increased cost of fruits and vegetables was a factor in August’s major consumer price jump.
August inflation jumps 1%, shocking analysts

The 12-month rise in the index is 1.9%, well within the government's target range of 1% to 3%. If housing costs are excluded, the rise is only 1.4%.

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Weak shekel adds to business debt
Current account deficit drops sharply in quarter

The growth in exports and a decline in imports of goods and services narrowed Israel's trade deficit for the March-June period to just $300 million from $2.5 billion in the first quarter.

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Entrance to Intel plant in Kiryat Gat
Trade gap swelled 56% in August as import growth exceeded exports

Exports reached NIS 16.2 billion, after growing at an annual rate of 8% in June-August.

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A Bank Hapoalim branch.
52% of Israelis go into overdraft once a year

Around 52% of bank account holders find themselves in overdraft at least once a year, and 21% of them are in the red most of the time, according to the survey of 1,200 people.

with Lior Dattel 0 comments
52% of Israelis go into overdraft once a year with Lior Dattel 1 comments
Benjamin Netanyahu
Israel's largest union blasts PM's plan to strip civil servants of union protection

'We will not allow the government to wreck the collective bargaining agreements it signed with us,' one Histadrut official said.

with Haim Bior and Zvi Zrahiya 0 comments
Eilat hotels saw more Israeli business, less foreign tourism in July
Managers see economy getting worse

A survey conducted by the Central Bureau of Statistics of business trends showed a negative 12.2% figure for August, down from -11.8% in July.

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F-35
Elbit, IAI win $603m contract for air force training project

The two companies will operate through a joint venture called TOR and will include maintenance and logistical services as well as simulator systems.

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Netanyahu's plan: Ministers will have power to fire public employees 0 comments
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday.
Netanyahu drafts bill geared at giving ministers power to fire civil servants

If approved, the changes would affect the majority of the approximately 676,000 state employees.

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Yishai Lieberman Knesset Jan2010 Emil Salman
Netanyahu's coalition partners to choose between elections and budget

2013 budget now a political, not economic, question.

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Prime Minister Netanyahu, left, and Finance Minister Steinitz.
Netanyahu, Steinitz delay budget talks again

The main item on the agenda is how to squeeze between NIS 13 billion and NIS 15 billion in budget cuts out of next year's spending.

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Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer.
Central bank to cut growth forecast

The 12-month inflation rate stands at 1.4%. With season adjustments, this puts inflation for the year below the 1% floor of inflation targets, at 0.9%.

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Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz.
Treasury is gunning for public-sector wages

Netanyahu, Steinitz in nighttime meeting to discuss austerity budget for 2013

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A rendering of housing units.
Israeli mortgage debt grew by NIS 8.5 billion in the first half of 2012

Numbers buttress concerns that housing market is heating up again.

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Academics' unemployment office in Tel Aviv.
Finance minister faces backlash after lauding Netanyahu government for creating jobs

The finance minister said unemployment fell in past three years, and was criticized both inside and out of the governing coalition.

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