In a striking turnaround, Israel's M1 money supply indicator witnessed a significant boost, reaching a 1.5% increase in October 2025, as compared to the same month last year. This development comes after a concerning period in September when the M1 supply had plunged to -0.7%. The recent data was updated on 13 November 2025, shedding light on the nation's economic fluctuations.
The transition from September's negative territory to October's positive figures highlights a noteworthy recovery in the availability of money supply, which includes physical currency and demand deposits. This revival points towards improved monetary conditions and potentially increased consumer spending or liquidity in the economy compared to the previous year.
The year-over-year comparison underscores the dynamic nature of Israel's economic landscape. The impetus behind this resurgence is yet to be fully dissected; however, analysts are keen to understand the underlying factors that contributed to such a swift reversal in monetary activity. As Israel navigates through these economic shifts, stakeholders will closely monitor subsequent trends to assess the sustainability of this uptick in the M1 money supply.
