Mixed Demand for Lebanese Eurobonds on Friday

The BLOM Bond Index (BBI) went down on Friday by 0.02%, to 105.69 points. This drop took place despite the improvement of demand for short-term Lebanese Eurobonds which was offset by the fall in demand for medium and long term maturities. The Yields on the 5Y and 10Y Lebanese Eurobonds added 1 basis point (bp) and 2 bps to 5.64% and 6.41%, respectively. On the other hand, higher demand for medium-term US notes broadened the 5Y spread between Lebanese Eurobonds and their US counterpart by 3 bps to 417 bps. As for the Lebanese 5Y Credit Default Swaps (CDS), they broadened from 383-408 bps to 388-413 bps.

 LastPrevious ChangeY-t-D Change
BBI105.690105.708-0.02%-1.66%
Weighted Yield5.77%5.77%0 bps 
Duration (Years)5.015.01   
5Y Bond Yield5.64%5.63%1bps 
5Y Spread*4174143bps 
10Y Bond Yield6.41%6.39%2bps 
10Y Spread*4284217bps 

 

*Between Lebanese and U.S notes

 PriceYield Yield Change (in bps)
Nov. 2016100.384.41%0
Mar. 2017106.124.84%-8
Oct. 2017100.194.90%-3
Jun. 2018100.115.10%1
Nov. 20181005.15%0
Apr. 2019100.755.27%0
Mar. 20201035.61%0
Apr. 2020100.55.67%3
Apr. 2021110.755.96%3
Oct. 2022100.655.98%-1
Jan. 202399.856.02%-2
Dec. 2024105.56.21%2
Feb. 202599.886.22%0
Nov. 2026100.636.52%0
Nov. 2027101.56.57%0
Feb. 203099.756.68%0

 

 

 

 

 

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