Israel leads top European economies in 2026 growth forecast
Israel's economy is projected to grow by 4.5% in 2026, the highest rate among countries classified by the IMF as Advanced Europe, ahead of Malta at 4.2% and Denmark at 3.7%.
Israel's economy is projected to grow by 4.5% in 2026, the highest rate among countries classified by the IMF as Advanced Europe, ahead of Malta at 4.2% and Denmark at 3.7%.

The volume and density of innovation has made Israel a mandatory destination for all leading investors. Op--ed.

Global vaccine campaigns and government aid spending will work to supercharge global growth to a modern record in 2021, the IMF predicts.

Housing prices rose 8% in 2013. Price hike follows doubling in price over seven previous years.

On international comparisons, Israel's economy is doing well and will pass the 1 trillion shekel mark this year.

The Finance Ministry on Sunday released an optimistic forecast for economic growth in Israel for 2013, with predicted growth at 3.5%

Attempting to jump-start a sagging economy, Britain will underwrite loans to infrastructure projects.
