Trade Balance in Israel

Oficina Central de Estadistica de Israel · Mensual

-4,099.8 (Jul-26) ABS · M USD · Mensual · CSV

Period	M USD
Jul 2026	-4,099.8
Jun 2026	-4,373.2
May 2026	-4,192.3
Apr 2026	-4,520.3
Mar 2026	-3,550.7
Feb 2026	-4,381.2
Jan 2026	-3,054.9
Dec 2025	-3,364.7
Nov 2025	-3,360.3
Oct 2025	-2,863.0
Sep 2025	-3,459.0
Aug 2025	-3,428.3
Jul 2025	-4,232.9
Jun 2025	-3,058.6
May 2025	-3,351.7
Apr 2025	-3,580.6
Mar 2025	-2,811.7
Feb 2025	-2,469.0
Jan 2025	-2,795.2
Dec 2024	-4,457.1
Nov 2024	-2,767.2
Oct 2024	-3,159.5
Sep 2024	-3,162.3
Aug 2024	-1,968.8
Jul 2024	-3,771.2
Jun 2024	-2,456.5
May 2024	-2,739.2
Apr 2024	-2,183.2
Mar 2024	-2,480.9
Feb 2024	-3,359.5
Jan 2024	-1,847.5
Dec 2023	-2,456.7
Nov 2023	-2,035.4
Oct 2023	-2,523.4
Sep 2023	-1,768.9
Aug 2023	-3,194.9
Jul 2023	-3,207.1
Jun 2023	-2,141.2
May 2023	-2,889.3
Apr 2023	-2,410.0
Mar 2023	-2,665.0
Feb 2023	-3,144.2
Jan 2023	-3,361.1
Dec 2022	-3,240.3
Nov 2022	-2,192.4
Oct 2022	-3,272.4
Sep 2022	-2,476.7
Aug 2022	-3,493.1
Jul 2022	-3,751.4
Jun 2022	-3,113.6
May 2022	-5,178.2
Apr 2022	-2,979.0
Mar 2022	-3,332.0
Feb 2022	-3,493.0
Jan 2022	-3,319.1
Dec 2021	-3,035.1
Nov 2021	-2,989.9
Oct 2021	-3,118.2
Sep 2021	-2,609.0
Aug 2021	-3,963.1

Period	M USD
Jul 2026	9,717.8
Jun 2026	10,189.8
May 2026	9,745.2
Apr 2026	9,227.7
Mar 2026	8,451.3
Feb 2026	8,833.9
Jan 2026	8,206.8
Dec 2025	8,780.2
Nov 2025	8,371.1
Oct 2025	7,421.0
Sep 2025	7,865.3
Aug 2025	7,907.3
Jul 2025	9,329.2
Jun 2025	6,852.9
May 2025	7,733.7
Apr 2025	7,774.2
Mar 2025	8,335.4
Feb 2025	7,064.0
Jan 2025	7,376.8
Dec 2024	9,546.6
Nov 2024	7,503.1
Oct 2024	7,644.4
Sep 2024	7,923.8
Aug 2024	7,007.5
Jul 2024	8,357.4
Jun 2024	6,774.5
May 2024	7,322.5
Apr 2024	6,696.2
Mar 2024	7,812.0
Feb 2024	7,821.4
Jan 2024	6,569.2
Dec 2023	7,588.6
Nov 2023	6,440.5
Oct 2023	6,992.6
Sep 2023	6,485.0
Aug 2023	8,093.1
Jul 2023	8,109.9
Jun 2023	7,365.0
May 2023	8,278.4
Apr 2023	7,076.9
Mar 2023	8,135.4
Feb 2023	7,747.6
Jan 2023	8,256.5
Dec 2022	8,891.0
Nov 2022	8,210.7
Oct 2022	8,229.1
Sep 2022	7,743.8
Aug 2022	9,175.9
Jul 2022	9,040.2
Jun 2022	9,115.7
May 2022	10,372.3
Apr 2022	8,646.0
Mar 2022	9,608.7
Feb 2022	8,583.5
Jan 2022	8,709.1
Dec 2021	8,550.2
Nov 2021	8,401.2
Oct 2021	8,490.8
Sep 2021	6,467.3
Aug 2021	8,521.3

Period	M USD
Jul 2026	5,618.0
Jun 2026	5,816.6
May 2026	5,552.9
Apr 2026	4,707.4
Mar 2026	4,900.6
Feb 2026	4,452.7
Jan 2026	5,151.9
Dec 2025	5,415.5
Nov 2025	5,010.8
Oct 2025	4,558.0
Sep 2025	4,406.3
Aug 2025	4,479.0
Jul 2025	5,096.3
Jun 2025	3,794.3
May 2025	4,382.0
Apr 2025	4,193.6
Mar 2025	5,523.7
Feb 2025	4,595.0
Jan 2025	4,581.6
Dec 2024	5,089.5
Nov 2024	4,735.9
Oct 2024	4,484.9
Sep 2024	4,761.5
Aug 2024	5,038.7
Jul 2024	4,586.2
Jun 2024	4,318.0
May 2024	4,583.3
Apr 2024	4,513.0
Mar 2024	5,331.1
Feb 2024	4,461.9
Jan 2024	4,721.7
Dec 2023	5,131.9
Nov 2023	4,405.1
Oct 2023	4,469.2
Sep 2023	4,716.1
Aug 2023	4,898.2
Jul 2023	4,902.8
Jun 2023	5,223.8
May 2023	5,389.1
Apr 2023	4,666.9
Mar 2023	5,470.4
Feb 2023	4,603.4
Jan 2023	4,895.4
Dec 2022	5,650.7
Nov 2022	6,018.3
Oct 2022	4,956.7
Sep 2022	5,267.1
Aug 2022	5,682.8
Jul 2022	5,288.8
Jun 2022	6,002.1
May 2022	5,194.1
Apr 2022	5,667.0
Mar 2022	6,276.7
Feb 2022	5,090.5
Jan 2022	5,390.0
Dec 2021	5,515.1
Nov 2021	5,411.3
Oct 2021	5,372.6
Sep 2021	3,858.3
Aug 2021	4,558.2

About this indicator

Source	Central Bureau of Statistics
Frequency	Mensual
Release	En torno a uno o dos meses después del periodo de referencia.
What it is	The trade balance records the value of goods traded between Israel and the rest of the world over a period, measured as the difference between exports and imports. It reflects the country's external trade activity.
How it's calculated	Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) derives it as the difference between the value of exports and imports recorded in external trade statistics, in dollars. A positive balance is a surplus, a negative one a deficit.
Market implications	The external balance is a component of GDP and a signal of competitiveness. In Israel it is best read alongside technology services exports, which underpin the current account and support the shekel (ILS) despite goods deficits.
Limitations	The figures are not final: each release tends to revise earlier periods and the data come with a lag. It covers goods only, leaving out Israel's large services exports, and is volatile owing to items such as aircraft and ship imports.