The BLOM Bond Index (BBI), which tracks Lebanese government Eurobonds (excluding coupon payments), surged by 12% in the week ending September 4, 2025, to 22.63 points—its highest level since Lebanon’s Eurobond default in March 2020—driven by political and economic reforms. While the rally is notable, its sustainability remains uncertain and contingent on further reforms.
In the U.S., Treasury yields declined this week, driven by mounting bets on a Fed rate cut as labor market showed weakening signs.
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Lebanon’s Bonds Rise to Highest Level Since Default on Reform Hopes