In 2024, Israel"s gold market experienced significant fluctuations in trade volume and price, reflecting broader economic trends. The import of gold unwrought, non-monetary reached 1,251. 542 kg with a total value of $82,708,000. This marks a substantial increase in both volume and value compared to 2023, where imports were 775. 48 kg valued at $47,047,994. This upward trend signifies a robust demand for gold in Israel, likely driven by economic factors such as inflation hedging or increased industrial use. Export dynamics present a contrasting picture. For 2024, gold exports significantly decreased to 28.

97 kg, valued at $1,932,000, from 75. 287 kg in 2023, valued at $4,615,000. This downward trend in exports could indicate a strategic focus on domestic consumption or a shift in trade policies. In parallel, Israel"s market for silver, gold, or platinum clad base metals also showed an increase in imports, rising from 11,595. 133 kg in 2023 to 12,057. 417 kg in 2024, with the value moving from $8,841,644 to $9,884,000. This reflects a steady demand for base metals, possibly due to their applications in various industrial sectors. The economic landscape for metals in Israel is complex, influenced by global price shifts, domestic policy changes, and international trade relations.

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