The Shekel will be stronger against the US Dollar one week after the elections in Israel.

The forecast will resolve as "Yes" if the representative exchange rate of the Dollar published by the Bank of Israel on November 3, 2026, is lower than the last representative exchange rate available at the time the forecast was created. For the purpose of this forecast, the reference point is 3.0780 Shekels per Dollar, which was the last representative exchange rate for the Dollar published by the Bank of Israel before the forecast's creation, on October 12, 2026. If, on November 3, 2026, the representative exchange rate is lower than 3.0780 Shekels per Dollar, the forecast will resolve as "Yes". If the rate is 3.0780 Shekels per Dollar or higher, the forecast will resolve as "No". If the Bank of Israel does not publish a representative exchange rate on November 3, the last representative exchange rate published before this date will be used for resolution. The sole source for resolution will be the Bank of Israel's official Dollar-Shekel representative exchange rate. Intra-day rates, bank buying and selling rates, or data from media outlets will not be used for resolution.