Wrapped Harmony USD Price & Performance (WONEUSD)

The Indian rupee has continued its upward trajectory, closing at 85.67 against the US dollar, marking a 31-paise gain. This recovery erases the rupee’s losses for 2025, supported by foreign capital inflows, equity market gains, and lower global crude prices. The currency’s seven-day rally reflects a robust recovery.12

G. Willi-Food International has declared a dividend of NIS 30 million (approximately $8.27 million), with a record date of March 24 and payment on April 7. The payout reflects the company’s strong market position in kosher food products, supported by its global distribution network and innovative offerings.3

The US dollar has dropped nearly 4% since January, benefiting American multinationals with overseas operations. The weaker dollar reduces foreign-exchange pressures, offering relief amidst global trade tensions. This trend highlights the interplay between currency movements and corporate profitability in the current economic landscape.4