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Israel Consumer Prices (Oct.)

The much-weaker-than-expected rise in consumer prices in Israel in October was due to a sharp fall in airfares, but the big picture is that underlying inflation pressures generally remain soft. We don’t think the central bank will be in a rush to raise interest rates any time soon.

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