Retail investors in Israel were offered 101 structured deposits worth an estimated ILS505m (US$128m) in 2015, a 15% increase compared with the 88 deposits worth an estimated ILS301m in 2014. In February 2015, the Bank of Israel reacted to the appreciation of the shekel by lowering interest rates to 0.1% in an attempt to revive economic growth and to protect exports as well as intervened several times in the currency market to weaken shekel appreciation. In 2015, euro-denominated products were d
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