Israel’s foreign exchange reserves in U.S. dollars declined in September 2026, easing to $236.998 billion from $241.641 billion in August 2026, according to data updated on 7 October 2026.
The latest figures indicate a reduction of around $4.6 billion in reserves over the month. While the data release does not specify the drivers of the move, the change in the headline level may reflect market operations, valuation effects, or shifts in external financing conditions.
The September reading marks a continued focus point for investors monitoring Israel’s external buffers, as FX reserves remain a key indicator of the country’s capacity to manage currency volatility and broader financial stability risks.
