Since the beginning of the year, the shekel has strengthened by 12% against the dollar.

The strengthening of the shekel stems from several main factors, including a sharp increase in foreign investments in the Israeli capital market. At the same time, the dollar has weakened globally, partly due to the trade wars initiated by the Trump administration.

KAN's  Mark Weiss spoke with Yossi Fraiman, CEO of the Prico Investment House.

(Photo: AP)

Since the beginning of the year, the shekel has strengthened by 12% against the dollar.
The strengthening of the shekel stems from several main factors, including a sharp increase in foreign investments in the Israeli capital market. At the same time, the dollar has weakened globally, partly due to the trade wars initiated by the Trump administration.
KAN's&nbsp; Mark Weiss spoke with Yossi Fraiman, CEO of the Prico Investment House.
(Photo: AP)

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