Rafael Gozlan News
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Israel’s inflation rate rose in May from a six-year low the previous month, as electricity prices and cigarette taxes increased.
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Yair Lapid, the former talk show host who unexpectedly became Israel’s power broker with the campaign slogan, “Where is the money?” is now in position to find it: He’s going to be the next finance minister.
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Rafael Gozlan, chief economist at Israel Brokerage & Investment, suggests the early election call has not surprised markets, but hopes tensions with Iran remain low, as there are plenty of domestic and global trading issues currently on the agenda. He spoke with Maryam Nemazee on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse" on October 11.
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Israel’s 10-year government bonds dropped for a fourth day as higher tax revenue in February boosted speculation that inflation will accelerate, leading to a faster pace of interest-rate increases.
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Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer may raise the benchmark lending rate next week after inflation accelerated for a second month, according to Leader Capital Markets Ltd. Ten-year bonds and the shekel gained.
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Increasing inflation expectations derived from the Israeli bond market may force the Bank of Israel to raise interest rates as soon as this month, according to Leader Capital Markets Ltd.
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Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer may leave the benchmark interest rate unchanged for a second month as economic growth slows and the European debt crisis shakes global financial markets.
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The shekel, up 2.1‘1 percent since the Bank of Israel raised interest rates last week, may extend gains on bets the central bank will step up the pace of rate increases to fight inflation, said Leader Capital Markets Ltd.
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Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer is likely to raise the benchmark lending rate for a third consecutive month as growth and inflation accelerate.
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Israel’s government bonds rose, pushing the yield to a record low, on bets the central bank will lower borrowing costs after the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development cut the nation’s growth forecast.
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