The Bank of Israel published its monthly update on foreign exchange reserves, showing that reserves stood at USD 226,768 million at end-July 2025, down USD 1,481 million from end-June. Reserves were equivalent to 41.4% of GDP. The decrease was mainly attributed to a revaluation of the reserves of around USD 1,170 million, alongside foreign exchange activity by the government of about USD 208 million. The end-July total comprised USD 222,157 million in reserves excluding the International Monetary Fund and USD 4,611 million held at the IMF.
Bank of Israel reports July 2025 foreign exchange reserves fell to USD 226.8bn
The Bank of Israel reported a decrease in foreign exchange reserves to USD 226,768 million at the end of July 2025, down USD 1,481 million from June, primarily due to a revaluation and government foreign exchange activity. Reserves were 41.4% of GDP, with USD 222,157 million excluding the International Monetary Fund and USD 4,611 million held at the IMF.