Macro Economics

Antitrust regulator seen delaying departure

Ronit Kan is staying on because of the change in ministers following the Labor Party split. Macro economics

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Mizrahi analyst: Fischer must pick up rate hike pace

Ronen Menahem sees no rate hike this month. Macro economics

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Goldman Sachs sees NIS 3.25/$ by year-end
"Israel is at a relatively advanced stage in its cyclical recovery." Macro economics
Economists estimate 0.3-0.4% December inflation
Such an inflation rate is comfortable enough for the of Bank of Israel to keep the interest rate for February unchanged. Macro economics
Treasury swap transactions a move to cut risk
The treasury's moves are not intended to influence the exchange rate, and are not coordinated with the Bank of Israel. Macro economics
Gov’t to subsidize employers of Arab college graduates
The government will offer employers of Israeli Arab college graduates a NIS 9,000 subsidy over nine months. Macro economics
Barclays sees natural resources supporting Israeli economy from 2011
Teva and Israel Chemicals lead the investment bank's Israeli stock picks for the year ahead. Macro economics
Citi: Leviathan worth $4.8b per year to Israel
David Lubin: It is likely good news for Israel's economy and balance of payments - which should support the shekel in the long term. Macro economics
Fischer sees 3.8% growth or even more in 2011
This growth estimate is more optimistic than the Bank of Israel's official forecast. Macro economics
State Comptroller faults President’s Residence
Criticism extends to Shimon Peres's President's Conference. Macro economics

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