9/26/2014 9/19/2014 %Change YTD Euro / LP 1921.76 1940.91 -0.99% Euro / Dollar 1.2748 1.2875 -0.99% NEER Index** 137.89 136.53 1.00% 6.84% Demand for the dollar steadied over the prior week ... read more
During the week ending September 11, 2014, broad Money M3 added by LP 378B ($251M), to reach LP 175,035 B ($116.11B). M3 growth rate reached 7.16% year-on-year and 4.45% since year start. However, M1 ... read more
The Lebanese Eurobonds market halted its improvement, where the BLOM Bond Index (BBI) fell marginally by 0.03% to 108.55 points. The 5Y and 10Y Lebanese Eurobonds’ yields added 1 basis point (bp) each to ... read more
The Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) closed in the green, where 2,902,551 shares worth $25,445,036 were traded. The major shares traded were Audi listed shares for the 2nd day, where 2.78M shares were cross ... read more
The Lebanese Eurobonds market remained trending up slowly, with the BLOM Bond Index (BBI) edging up slightly by 0.01% to 108.59 points. The 5Y Lebanese Eurobonds’ yield lost 1 basis point (bp) to settle at ... read more
The Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) activity occurred at a high volume of 17,055,725 shares worth $102.54M, where 17,005,448 of the traded shares were Audi listed shares. The BLOM Stock Index (BSI) lost 0.93% ... read more
The Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) improved on Thursday, however on a low volume of 10,733 shares worth $187,461. The BLOM Stock Index (BSI) progressed by 0.34% to settle at 1,188.70 points. The real estate ... read more
A slang phrase used in venture capital to refer to the period of time from when a startup firm receives an initial capital contribution to when it begins generating revenues. During the death valley curve, ... read more
The intensification of security uprisings in the beginning of August severely hit activity in the Lebanese private sector economy at the fastest rate in six months. Steep drops in output and new orders ... read more
Far from being a simple figure, Lebanon’s imports account for almost 50% of its GDP. Not a shocking fact when you see that ten years ago, imports also stood at 43% of the country’s GDP. The matter to ... read more
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