Israeli reserves rise on higher equity prices in April

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David Vaaknin

Israel’s foreign exchange reserves increased on higher equity prices in April, the Bank of Israel said on May 7.

Last month, official forex reserves increased in value by $524 million to $118.7 billion. The portfolio now represents 32.2% of GDP.

The increase was the result of “a revaluation that increased the reserves by approximately $695 million”, said the central bank. Private sector transfers added a further $4 million. Offsetting the increase, government transfers abroad were recorded at

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