Israeli economy ranking

Despite Fitch credit rating drop, Israel's economy remains stable - editorial

Fitch downgraded Israel’s credit rating due to prolonged war. However, Israel's economy remains strong and requires various adjustments to ensure stability.

 Israeli minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich speaks with Yali Rothenberg, Accountant General of the Ministry of Finance during a press conference at the Ministry of Finance in Jerusalem on October 19, 2023
 Israeli soldiers clash with Palestinian youth following Military operation in Jenin, in the West Bank city of Hebron, July 3, 2023

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The Fitch Ratings building is seen in New York

Fitch affirms Israel's 'A+' credit rating, warns of judicial uncertainty

Signage is seen outside the Moody's Corporation headquarters in Manhattan, New York, US, November 12, 2021.

Israel faces 'long-term economic risk' due to judicial reform - Moody's


S&P affirms Israel’s AA-rating despite economic hit

"Israel is in a good position compared to other countries who are struggling [financially] with the coronavirus crisis."

The S&P Global logo is displayed on its offices in the financial district in New York City

Kahlon celebrates Israel's highest-ever credit rating from S&P

The rating from S&P is the highest rating Israel has ever received from the credit agency.

Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon

Liberating businesses from bureaucracy and high corporate tax

On average, corporations in Israel have to comply with 33 tax payments a year.

Shekel money bills

‘Jerusalem Post’ bestows award for economic excellence to Bright Dairy

Lauder: “This partnership between the Israeli and Chinese economy is an important development in the relationship between China and world Jewry.”

RUSALEM POST Conference President Ronald S. Lauder (right) presents Tnuva CEO Eyal Malis with the title of ‘Most Significant Contribution to the Israeli Economy,’ which Malis accepted on behalf of Bright Dairy chairman Chongjian Zhang

Deal or No Deal: China’s Business Culture and its Interaction with Israel

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A private-sector solution to the Israeli Arab, haredi unemployment problem

It is clear that the Israeli economy is and has been performing commendably. However, when the focus shifts to poverty statistics, a different, more troubling picture emerges.

A pedestrian looks at an electronic board showing the stock market indices of various countries outside a brokerage in Tokyo.