Israel’s monthly inflation dipped into negative territory early this year, and its 12-month rolling average of inflation remains in the red. There were some signs of hope when the CPI for March came out last week, and showed a modest growth of 0.3%. That’s still below the 1-3% Bank of Israel target, and even below what forecasters expected. What will it take for Israel to return to normal inflation levels?
Chaim Natan, manager of the Raanana branch of UBank and a CFA charter holder, explains how it affects investment to host Niv Elis.
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