UBS has revised its USDILS forecasts higher through 2Q27, as the Bank of Israel's policy interventions and rate moves act as a near-term cap on shekel strength. Despite this, a positive bias remains in the medium term, contingent on tech sector performance and global market stability.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The Bank of Israel's interventionist stance and rate policy are expected to cap near-term gains for the shekel.
- 2.UBS revised USDILS forecasts higher for 2Q27, reflecting a more cautious near-term outlook for the currency.
- 3.Tech sector volatility remains the primary downside risk for the shekel due to its correlation with the Israeli tech ecosystem.
Table of Contents
- CIO View: USDILS
- Our view and risks
- Key drivers
- CIO Forecast- USDILS
- Factors to watch
- Appendix
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Authors
Tilmann KolbPietro Santin
Securities
USDILS
Themes
Central Bank PolicyGeopolitical risk
Regions
Middle EastIsraelUnited StatesIran
