Lebanon was in a state of “economic recession” in 2019. GDP growth dipped into negative territory in the consecutive quarters Q1 and Q2 Read More
Treasury transfers to Electricite du Liban (EDL) slipped by an annual 5.2% (or the equivalent of $72.15M), to stand at $1.31B in the Read More
The latest data provided by the Lebanese Ministry of Industry (MoI) revealed that the value of total industrial exports fell by 2% year-on-year (Read More
Since the eruption of the pretests in October 2019, the Real Estate sector has been witnessing a significant dynamic activity. In fact, the Read More
On March 07th 2020, the Lebanese government announced that its does not intend to pay the $1.2B worth of Eurobonds maturing on March 09Read More
Cement deliveries dropped yearly by 31.88% to stand at 3.20M tons by December 2019, compared to 4.70M during the same period last year. In Read More
According to Lebanon’s consolidated commercial banks’ balance sheet, total assets decreased by 1.38%, month-on-month (m-o-m), to stand at $213.80B in January 2020. In Read More
According to the Central Bank of Lebanon, Lebanon’s Balance of Payments (BoP) witnessed a deficit of $159.7M in January 2020 as compared Read More
On Feb. 21st 2020, Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Lebanon’s credit rating from “Caa2” to “Ca” and changed the outlook to “stable”. Read More
According to the central bank’s (BDL) balance sheet, total assets recorded an increase by 2.21% since year-start, to end the month of Read More
