The BLOM Bond Index (BBI), which tracks Lebanese government Eurobonds (excluding coupon payments), fell by 6.9% in the week ending September 25, 2025, to 23.04 points. Lebanon’s Eurobonds slide amid mounting uncertainty over the government’s debt burden and the fate of an IMF deal, even as the restructuring plan edges toward Cabinet approval. Besides, political tensions are still pressuring Eurobonds prices.
In the U.S., treasury yields rose this week, with the 5-year and 10-year notes increasing by 8 and 7 basis points to 3.75% and 4.18%, respectively. The uptick reflects stronger-than-expected economic data, which has tempered expectations for near-term rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
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Lebanon’s Eurobonds Slide Debt Restructuring Plan Nears Cabinet, But IMF Agreement Remains Uncertain