The Bank of Israel's Monetary Committee announced its key lending rate of 0.1% will stay unchanged, though its quantitative easing (QE) program will expand, Globes reported Thursday. Leaving the lending rate at just 0.1% raises some concern due to the country's worsening financial crisis sparked by the coronavirus pandemic. In fact, earlier predictions based on market data were split, with 50% expecting an interest rate cut compared to 50% expecting ...