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Bank of Israel reports modest asset growth amid domestic transactions and reduced foreign investments
The first quarter of 2026 saw a modest increase in the Israeli public's financial asset portfolio, which grew by approximately 55 billion shekels to reach around 7.25 trillion shekels, representing a 0.8% increase driven by rising values of domestic stocks and corporate bonds. Meanwhile, foreign investments declined by about 36.3 billion shekels, reflecting a shift of some funds into more liquid channels outside the country. This resulted in a slight decrease in the proportion of foreign assets to 17.8%. Overall, the portfolio became more concentrated in domestic assets, cash, and deposits.
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