Israel’s foreign exchange reserves in U.S. dollars continued to climb in May 2026, rising to $238.681 billion, according to data updated on 7 June 2026. The latest figure marks an increase from April 2026, when reserves stood at $235.745 billion.
The upward move signals a further strengthening of Israel’s external buffer position during the period, extending the positive trend in reserve accumulation into late spring. While the data release provides no additional breakdown or commentary, the May advance underscores the central bank’s capacity to maintain a substantial cushion against potential external shocks and market volatility.
