Israel's foreign exchange reserves experienced a slight decrease in November 2025, as reported in the latest data update on December 7, 2025. According to the Bank of Israel, the reserves fell to USD 231.425 billion, compared to USD 231.954 billion in October 2025.
The modest decline in reserves, amounting to a decrease of approximately USD 529 million, aligns with broader global trends impacting currency reserves as central banks across the world navigate complex economic challenges. This adjustment reflects changes in the nation's foreign currency holdings, which can be influenced by factors such as international trade dynamics, foreign investment flows, and currency intervention policies.
As the global economic environment continues to evolve, close monitoring of foreign exchange reserves will remain crucial for Israel's economic stability and planning, potentially influencing monetary policies and economic strategies in the months ahead.
