Israel’s economy already appears to have picked up following the war-induced fall in GDP in Q1. But even so, the drop in output last quarter, taken together with the strength of the shekel and weak underlying inflation pressures, suggests that the Bank of Israel could still be a global outlier by easing monetary policy, perhaps as soon as the meeting next week.
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