Israel's fiscal deficit fell to 12.1% of GDP for the 12 months to the end of March 2021, the Ministry of Finance reports.
The aggregate cost of the 100 highest paid executives at TASE companies rose 16% in 2020. Only two women make the list.
The Bank of Israel has bought nearly half the amount of foreign currency in the first quarter that it announced it would buy in all of 2021.
Stef Wertheimer ranked 432 with a fortune worth $6.2 billion is the country's richest person.
The International Monetary Fund sees 5% growth in 2021, rising inflation, and is optimistic on unemployment.
The IMF has revised Israel's growth forecast for 2021 upwards from 4.1% to 5%.
The Bank of Israel is especially concerned at the unemployment rate, and says fiscal policy must be brought under control.
The average monthly salary in Israel in January 2021 was NIS 11,953, but hundreds of thousands of employees in low paid sectors were furloughed.
The Israeli automatic software update platform developer has leased three floors in the H-Tower Recital in Tel Aviv.
Israelis who invest in the UK should take note of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's recent budget.
Home prices rose last year in all of Israel's 16 largest cities, except one.
The prime minister promises grants and tax cuts, but hasn't specified how they'll be paid for.
"Globes" asked the political parties seeking election to the Knesset to set out their economic platforms.
Newly installed CEO Shulamit Geri wants Israel's most conservative financial institution to become more like a private enterprise.
A decline of just 2.4% in GDP looks like success in dealing with the pandemic, but, as always, the devil is in the details.
In an election period, attacking the haredi orthodox community yields political gains, but the figures show the attacks are off the mark.