Lower bond issuance likely to offset tapering

ISRAEL - Report 03 May 2021 by Jonathan Katz

Private consumption indicators point to a strong rebound in February-March. This is likely to support strong tax revenues and a positive fiscal print for April. In addition, we see strong consumer demand fueling inflation in the short run, partially offset by a strong shekel. Government bond issuance will decline in May, offsetting likely bond tapering towards the end of the year.

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