The shekel is a currency that is subject to mixed, rather than net negative, influences from the crisis in Ukraine. All in all, analysts at Credit Suisse lift their USD/ILS target range to 3.22-3.32.
“The shekel is likely to see capital inflows from Russian investors who opt to move their assets-held-abroad away from ‘sanctioning’ countries such as the UK and Germany.”
“The Russia/Ukraine shock is unlikely to derail the central bank’s intention to raise its policy rate in the coming months.”
“USD/ILS is expected to remain highly negatively correlated with the S&P500 due to locals’ hedging activity.”
“We have decided to set a new target range for USD/ILS of 3.22-3.32.”
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