The Beirut Stock Exchange ended the trading session on Thursday with no noticeable change, where the BLOM Stock Index (BSI) steadied at 1,194.05 points, as the banking and real estate sectors displayed ... read more
Demand for Lebanese Eurobonds remained relatively stable on Thursday, following 5 consecutive positive showings on the BLOM Bond Index (BBI). This translated into the BBI slightly inching up by 0.02% to ... read more
The Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) closed in the red today, as the BLOM stock Index (BSI) lost 0.64% to end at 1,205.06, with a 2.97% year-to-date increase. In the banking sector, BLOM Bank common shares ... read more
Following 2 months of dwindling activity, Port of Beirut saw its revenues dropping by 1.61% y-o-y to $50.70M by March 2015, compared to the faster 7.5% yearly slump in revenues witnessed as of February of ... read more
The Lebanese Bourse declined after the holidays, as the BLOM Stock Index (BSI) recorded 53,696 traded shares with a decline of 0.42% to settle at 1208.44 points. In the real estate sector, grasping 83% of ... read more
The Lebanese Bourse witnessed stronger activity, as the BLOM Stock Index (BSI) experienced 74,936 traded shares compared to the 17,855 shares traded on Tuesday. However, the BSI decreased by 1.82% to close ... read more
The BLOM Bond Index, a gauge on the Lebanese Eurobonds Market, started the week’s trading session with a decline of 0.06% to close at 106.76 points. As the yield on 10Y Lebanese Eurobonds inched up by 1 ... read more
The Lebanese Bourse experienced an increase, as the BLOM Stock Index (BSI) improved by 0.07% to close today’s session at 1,221.21. Most trades in the banking sector ended in the green knowing that they ... read more
The Lebanese Eurobonds’ market witnessed a small upward push, on Thursday, by 0.04% as the BLOM Bond Index (BBI) registered 106.99 points. 5Y yield on the Lebanese Eurobonds experienced no change lingering ... read more
Beirut, once nicknamed the “The Paris of the Middle East”, suffered in the previous years because of persistent political deadlocks and ongoing unrest in the region. The 6% y-o-y increment to 1.35M in ... read more
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