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Sunday . 28 December . 2025
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Public’s Financial Assets Portfolio Up $82 Billion in Q3 2025

Israel's public financial assets portfolio jumped $82 billion to $2.15 trillion in Q3 2025, fueled by 6.8% gains in domestic equities and 5.9% in foreign.

Ni Gil Tanenbaum Breaking News

Jerusalem, 28 December, 2025 (TPS-IL) — The Bank of Israel reported that in the third quarter of 2025, the balance of the public’s financial assets portfolio increased by approximately 265.1 billion Shekels ($82 billion or 4%), to about 6.9 trillion Shekels ($2.15 trillion).

The increase in the portfolio’s value in the third quarter was mainly due to increases in the balance of equities in Israel (6.8%), in the balance of corporate bonds (6.6 percent), and in the balance of investments abroad (5.9%).

The balance of the asset portfolio managed by institutional investors increased in the third quarter by approximately 143 billion Shekels ($44 billion or 4.7%), to approximately 3.2 trillion Shekels ($1 trillion) at the end of the quarter.

The scope of the portfolio managed by mutual funds in Israel increased by approximately 46.4 billion Shekels ($14 billion or 6.9%) in the third quarter, to a level of 722 billion Shekels ($226 billion). There were net new investments, mainly in funds specializing in domestic bonds, shekel money market funds, and in funds specializing in domestic equities.

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