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Israel Economy Rebounds Strongly in Q3 Israel’s economy surged 11% annualized in Q3 2025, bouncing back after the slowdown caused by regional tensions. 🔹 Private consumption: +21.6% 🔹 Fixed investment: +34% 🔹 Exports beat imports, supporting growth 🔹 Quarterly GDP: +2.6% A sharp recovery as activity normalized post-conflict. #Economy# #GDP##economicindex##market# #UpWayGlobalMarkets#

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