[ad_1] Simply because the foreign exchange markets started to calm after yesterday’s Financial institution of Israel fee hike, IDF Chief of Employees Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi reignited it with feedback about Iran. This afternoon, the Financial institution of Israel set the consultant shekel-dollar fee up 0.575% from Monday, at NIS 3.672/$, and the consultant shekel-euro fee was set 0.129% increased at NIS 3.958/€. Since then in after-hours buying and selling the shekel-dollar fee is up an extra 0.635% at 3.695/$ and the shekel-euro fee is up 0.571% at 3.980/€. Yesterday Minister of Protection Yoav Gallant instructed the Herzliya Convention…
