Credit Allocations by Sector: Billion LBP Q3 2019 Share % Q1 2022 Share % Change % Agricuture 1,242 1.26 788.17 1.58 -36.54 Industry 10,519 10.67 5,551 11.16 -47.23 Construction 15,909 16.13 8,253 16.59 -48.12 Trade and Services 33,961 34.44 16,041 32.24 -52.77 Financial Read More
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After a delay in government formation efforts, Lebanon’s economy is expected to contract further in 2021, in addition to drops in private Read More
Concerning the Lebanese economy and its ongoing challenges within the sovereign, banking, economic and exchange rate calamities, the widespread anti-government protests continued Read More
Looking at Lebanon’s real estate activity, we infer that the number of real estate transactions in January 2020 added 27.3% totaling 4,668 transactions. However, Read More
The Central Administration of Statistics (CAS) recently published the national accounts report for 2018, which revealed that Lebanon’s real GDP growth fell Read More
The civic protests that erupted starting October 17th across the country and the ensuing financial and economic developments negatively impacted the real Read More
The current economic slowdown continues to weigh down on the construction sector, as the country awaits developments on the political front, especially Read More
The ripples of the Lebanese economic slowdown vary from sector to sector. Tourism was hit by the absence of hefty Gulf spenders Read More
According to the Orders of Engineers in Beirut and Tripoli, the total number of construction permits fell by a yearly 27.44% to reach 841 Read More
The current economic slowdown has negatively weighed on the construction sector during 2018. According to the Orders of Engineers in Beirut and Tripoli, Read More
