Lebanon’s bond market is showing signs of renewed investor confidence. In the week ending July 3, the BLOM Bond Index jumped 4.76%, driven by easing regional tensions after the Iran-Israel ceasefire. The rally comes even as Hezbollah pushes back against U.S.-backed disarmament proposals ahead of envoy Tom Barrack’s anticipated visit. Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury yields edged higher, as strong job data reinforced the Federal Reserve’s cautious stance on monetary easing. Read the full report below for more on trade developments and the implications of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” on U.S. bonds.
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Lebanese Eurobonds Rally Amid Ceasefire Despite Hezbollahs Resistance to Disarmament