Lebanese Eurobonds Stabilize While Investors Focus on IMF Talks

The BLOM Bond Index (BBI), which tracks Lebanese government Eurobonds (excluding coupon payments), stabilized at 30.89 points in the week ending February 12, 2026, still trading near its highest level since February 2020 (a month before Lebanon’s default on its Eurobonds). This stabilization comes as traders closely monitor the outcome of the IMF delegation’s visit to Lebanon, which concludes today.

In the U.S., treasury yields fell this week, with the 5‑year down 9 bps to 3.67% and the 10‑year down 13 bps to 4.09%, as a broad markets selloff sent investors into Treasuries, which are seen as a safe haven during times of uncertainties.

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