The Bank of Israel reported that Israel’s foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 775 million in October 2026 to USD 237.773 billion. Reserves were equivalent to 34.3% of gross domestic product. The rise mainly reflected a revaluation of approximately USD 1.755 billion, partly offset by government foreign exchange activities totaling about USD 965 million.
Bank of Israel reports foreign exchange reserves up USD 775 million to USD 237.773 billion in October
The Bank of Israel reported foreign exchange reserves of USD 237.773 billion at the end of October 2026, up USD 775 million over the month and equivalent to 34.3% of gross domestic product. Revaluation gains mainly drove the increase, partly offset by government foreign exchange activities.