Israel’s foreign exchange reserves in U.S. dollars posted a marginal increase in June 2026, underscoring a steady reserve position for the country. The stock of reserves rose to USD 238.699 billion in June from USD 238.681 billion in May 2026.
The data, updated on 7 July 2026, point to a virtually unchanged reserve level month-on-month, suggesting that the authorities maintained a stable stance in managing external buffers. The slight uptick indicates that Israel continues to hold substantial foreign currency reserves, supporting its capacity to absorb external shocks and maintain confidence in the financial system.
