The Israeli shekel has been one of the world’s best-performing currencies this year, hitting a 33-year high against the dollar. Further gains are possible provided geopolitical risks remain contained, global equity markets continue to rally and institutional hedging flows persist, although we think further appreciation from current levels is likely to be more modest. The same forces that have driven the shekel higher also highlight the risk of a reversal.
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