Lebanon Bonds Slip as Reform Stalls; Treasury Yields Rise as Fed Stays Hawkish

Lebanese Eurobonds slipped slightly this week, with the BLOM Bond Index down 0.02% to 26.45 points. Bond prices remain deeply distressed despite the June 26 Lebanon–Israel agreement, while stalled reforms and conflict risks cloud restructuring prospects. At the same time, Lebanon’s PMI edged back into expansion at 50.3, offering a positive signal, though the outlook hinges on political and security developments.

In the U.S., Treasury yields rose as Fed Chair Warsh stayed hawkish while acknowledging easing energy risks.

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