Shekel weakens as half of election votes counted; dollar rises to NIS 3.09
The Israeli shekel weakened against the U.S. dollar Wednesday morning amid ongoing election vote counting and political uncertainty.
The dollar surged approximately 2%, trading around NIS 3.08–3.09, while the euro gained a similar amount, reaching NIS 3.43.
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