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May 10, 2026

Israel's credit rating remains stable

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The credit rating agency S&P published Israel's updated credit rating.

It announced that it is keeping the credit rating at level A with a stable outlook.

This is despite the security tensions with Iran and Hezbollah.

A credit rating is a score that countries receive from international agencies.

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The score shows investors if the country can repay its debts. A high rating helps a country raise money at a lower interest rate.

S&P said that the Israeli economy is still strong. They praised the achievements of Israeli high-tech. The company predicts that Israel will grow by about five percent this year. This forecast is higher than that of the Bank of Israel and the Ministry of Finance. However, the company warned that defense expenses could harm growth.

Since the beginning of the war, Israel's rating has already been downgraded twice. But now S&P thinks that the immediate risk has decreased.