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"The article reports on the public's savings in September, which totaled 235 billion shekels, with an average interest rate of 0.1%. The interest rate is significantly lower than in June, when 10% of the public's savings earned an interest rate of 0.9%. The article also notes that several banks have stopped paying interest on a significant portion of the public's savings, and that the Bank of Israel has published new data on short-term deposit rates, including daily and weekly rates."
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