Foreign currency reserves rose in August by $29 million, the Bank of Israel announced yesterday. The reserves now amount to some $1,518 billion. This is the first time in the last few years that the reserves have passed the $1.5 billion mark. Part of the rise was caused by the decline of the Dollar compared to other currencies. Another result of the decline was a slight revaluation at the Israel Pound compared to the Dollar, an uncommon phenomenon in the Israeli exchange market. The Dollar stood this week at IL 18.36.
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