Tourist spending in Lebanon grew 5% y-o-y in the first eight months of 2015, according to “Global Blue”. The improvement of tourists’ spending in Read More
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On the London Stock Exchange (LSE), two of the four listed Lebanese Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) traded on Wednesday, with a combined Read More
At 11:30 Beirut time, the Euro was quoted at $/€ 1.1293, the equivalent of €/LBP 1,702.42, appreciating against the US Dollar by 0.49% from Wednesday’s close. Read More
Lebanon’s Balance of payments (BoP) deficit reached $1.65B by August 2015, almost four times higher than the $432.9M recorded a year earlier. Read More
The second session of political dialogue that took place this week failed to support the Beirut Stock Exchange today. Thus, the BLOM Read More
In its annual Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) 2015-2016 report, the World Economic Forum ranked Lebanon 113th globally (Switzerland being 1st) out of 140 Read More
Despite the persisting declines in the levels of output and new work, August’s eleven-month contraction within the private sector soothed in Read More
The Research Department at BLOMINVEST Bank had recently issued an article on Municipal Solid Waste (To read the full report, click here), Read More
The value of cleared checks declined illustrating a slowdown in the Lebanese economy and lower business spending. The value of clear checks Read More
Lebanon’s touristic sector progressed by July 2015, to reach its highest level in 3 years. According, to the Ministry of Tourism, the number Read More
