Cost of moneyIsrael
Savings vs inflation in Israel
Is my bank account gaining or losing purchasing power?
Israel's savings vs inflation is -2.60 % — #58 of 69 countries on the atlas (higher is better). Period 2022.
-2.60%
Source: Fiatmap derived metrics (own calculation from separately sourced components)
A bank account in Israel loses about 2.6 pp of purchasing power a year — the deposit rate trails inflation.
Among 69 countries
- Rank
- #58 of 69
- higher is better
- Ranked behind
- 16 %
- 11 of 69 countries
In Asia: #18 of 19vs median 0.87 %: −3.47 pp (worse)
The neighbourhood
| # | Country | Savings vs inflation | vs Israel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 56 | Suriname | -2.52 % | +0.08 pp |
| 57 | Guyana | -2.55 % | +0.05 pp |
| 58 | Israel | -2.60 % | — |
| 59 | Ukraine | -2.78 % | −0.18 pp |
| 60 | Moldova | -3.00 % | −0.40 pp |
Deposit rate minus inflation — whether an ordinary bank account gains or loses purchasing power. Our calculation from two separately sourced figures.
How to read this figure
Our own calculation: the bank deposit rate minus annual CPI inflation. Where the policy-rate real rate answers "does the central bank beat inflation", this answers the question an ordinary saver actually has — does MY account? Deposit rates come from the IMF (harmonised, ~100 economies), inflation from official CPI; we never compute it when either leg is missing.