Israel recorded a $3.7 billion trade deficit in goods for May 2026, as exports totaled $6 billion and imports reached $9.75 billion.
Jerusalem, 15 June, 2026 (TPS-IL) — In May 2026, Israel’s Trade Deficit in goods amounted to 10.7 billion Shekels ($3.7 billion), reported the Central Bureau of Statistics.
Exports totaled 17.5 billion Shekels ($6 billion).
Imports totaled 28.2 billion Shekels ($9.75 billion).
According to trend data March – May 2026
Exports of high-tech mixed industries increased by 10.3%.
There were decreases in all types of uses of imports.
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