In Israel, Bank of Israel (BoI) is widely expected to remain on hold at 0.10% next week.
Inflation has started to increase, and the BoI forecasts that it will move up to the centre of the target by mid-2016.
However, ILS appreciation remains unwelcome given the underperformance in exports, and recently caused the BoI to considerably increase its FX intervention.
"We reiterate the long USD/ILS recommendation ahead of the rates meeting", says Barclays.


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