The Bank of Israel reported that Israel’s foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 93 million in July 2026 to USD 238.792 billion. The reserves were equivalent to 37.2% of gross domestic product. A revaluation increased reserves by about USD 191 million, partly offset by approximately USD 73 million in government foreign exchange activities. The total comprised USD 234.219 billion in reserves excluding the International Monetary Fund and USD 4.573 billion in reserves at the IMF.
Bank of Israel2026-08-06
Bank of Israel reports foreign exchange reserves rose USD 93 million to USD 238.792 billion in July
Israel’s foreign exchange reserves rose by USD 93 million to USD 238.792 billion in July 2026, equivalent to 37.2% of GDP. A USD 191 million revaluation gain was partly offset by about USD 73 million in government foreign exchange activities.