After Yuan, Bank of Israel to Invest in Riskier Bonds, Equities
- Central bank diversifying holdings to generate bigger returns
- Bank of Israel already changed allocations with new currencies
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Israel’s central bank is taking a plunge into more speculative corners of markets to generate greater returns on its $200 billion foreign-exchange reserves, according to Governor Amir Yaron.