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[The Israeli election is fiercely competitive, and the Shekel ranks among the worst-performing currencies in the world] On October 28, the Israeli election was fiercely competitive, and vote counting was still in progress. No political party has a clear path to form a government. The Israeli Shekel once fell 1.6% against the US dollar. The shekel depreciated 1% against the dollar, its biggest drop in two weeks, and was among the world's largest currencies on the day. The currency has risen for three consecutive days ahead of the election.
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