The Bank of Israel published its monthly update on foreign exchange reserves, showing that reserves stood at USD 226,768 million at end-July 2025, down USD 1,481 million from end-June. Reserves were equivalent to 41.4% of GDP. The decrease was mainly attributed to a revaluation of the reserves of around USD 1,170 million, alongside foreign exchange activity by the government of about USD 208 million. The end-July total comprised USD 222,157 million in reserves excluding the International Monetary Fund and USD 4,611 million held at the IMF.
Bank of Israel 2025-08-07
Bank of Israel reports July 2025 foreign exchange reserves fell to USD 226.8bn
The Bank of Israel reported a decrease in foreign exchange reserves to USD 226,768 million at the end of July 2025, down USD 1,481 million from June, primarily due to a revaluation and government foreign exchange activity. Reserves were 41.4% of GDP, with USD 222,157 million excluding the International Monetary Fund and USD 4,611 million held at the IMF.