Israel’s foreign exchange reserves in U.S. dollars inched higher in July 2026, reaching $238.792 billion, according to the latest data released on 6 August 2026. The level marks a marginal increase from June 2026, when reserves stood at $238.699 billion.
The modest uptick suggests continued stability in Israel’s external position, with the central bank maintaining a substantial buffer of foreign currency assets. While the month-on-month change is small, the sustained high level of reserves underscores the country’s capacity to manage external shocks and support financial market confidence.
