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Steven Scheer

Jerusalem

Correspondent at Reuters

U.S.-born journalist at Reuters, covering financial, and economic news from Israel (Views expressed are mine and not theirs. Reposts are not endorsements)

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  • A monopoly during war, Israel's El Al faces return of foreign carriers - analysis

    2 weeks ago | jpost.com | Steven Scheer

    After a period of near-monopoly, El Al now faces competition as foreign carriers resume flights to Israel, testing its ability to maintain dominance. Just a few years after coming close to bankruptcy, Israel's El Al Airlines became dominant in the country's aviation sector, thanks to its near monopoly status during 18 months of war.

  • Bank of Israel keeps interest rates steady after Gaza conflict resumes

    2 weeks ago | jpost.com | Steven Scheer

    The Bank of Israel left short-term interest rates unchanged for a 10th straight meeting on Monday, staying cautious as the conflict between Israel and Palestinian terrorist group Hamas in Gaza has resumed after a brief pause in the fighting. The central bank left its benchmark rate ILINR=ECI at 4.50%.

  • Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says will seek relief from Trump tariffs in meeting with U.S. President

    2 weeks ago | theglobeandmail.com | Steven Scheer

  • Netanyahu says will seek relief from tariffs in meeting with Trump

    2 weeks ago | msn.com | Steven Scheer

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  • US tariffs on Israel may hit medical equipment, diamonds, Israeli official says

    3 weeks ago | uk.marketscreener.com | Steven Scheer

    JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement could impact Israel's exports of machinery and medical equipment, an Israeli finance ministry official said on Thursday, as the government sought to minimise the impact of the threatened U.S. measures. As part of a sweeping new tariff policy, unspecified Israeli goods exports to the United States face a 17% tariff. The U.S. is Israel's closest ally and largest single trading partner.

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Steven Scheer
Steven Scheer @StevenMScheer
8 Apr 25

Dominant over 18 months of war, Israel's El Al faces return of foreign carriers https://t.co/SOHeiXTTbX

Steven Scheer
Steven Scheer @StevenMScheer
7 Apr 25

After leaving rates steady for a 10th straight decision, Bank of Israel chief says too much global uncertainty from war and tariffs to lower rates https://t.co/p0xg8zlEhx

Steven Scheer
Steven Scheer @StevenMScheer
6 Apr 25

Israeli PM Netanyahu says will seek relief from tariffs in meeting with Trump on Monday in Washington. Trump imposed a 17% tariff on Israeli goods exports last week. https://t.co/OxcL45PNHk