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Manages the shekel.
A central bank sets the interest rate on its currency. Traders compare that rate with the rates of other central banks; the wider the gap, the stronger the pull of money towards the higher-yielding currency. That is why the minutes before a BOI decision are among the most volatile of the month for the ILS. Book I and Book II of the ForeXistenZ trilogy show how to prepare for these days — and when to stay out.
Manages the shekel.
The Bank of Israel (BOI) is in Jerusalem, Israel.
Interest rates are the price of a currency. When the BOI raises or cuts rates — or only hints at it — money moves into or out of the ILS, and ILS reacts within seconds.
Official decisions, statements and the meeting calendar are published on https://www.boi.org.il/en.
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