Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Governor of the Bank of Israel, Prof. Amir Yaron, met today (Tuesday) at the Prime Minister's Office in the Knesset.
During the meeting, the Governor reviewed the state of the Israeli economy and the challenges facing it, both locally and from an international perspective.
The Governor submitted to the Prime Minister a plan for an economic strategy drawn up at the Bank of Israel that includes policy recommendations in a variety of areas and discussed with him various issues in preparation for the upcoming Settlements Law.
Governor Yaron reflected to the Prime Minister various issues that arose in the Israeli context in the discussions he had with the senior officials of the global economy and with the senior officials of the rating companies in recent weeks.
The governor of the Bank of Israel, Prof. Amir Yaron, who returned earlier this week from the annual economic conference in Davos, Switzerland, presented to the prime minister the concerns of the international bodies regarding the possible consequences of the government's steps that are taking shape, including the reform of the judicial system.
Yaron reflected to Netanyahu messages that were passed on to him in recent weeks from the senior officials of the credit rating companies and international bodies.
The concerns are added to explicit warnings from senior officials of the credit rating company S&P that changes to the regime formulated by the government could lead to a downgrade of the credit rating.
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