According to Lebanon’s Ministry of Finance (MoF), personnel costs increased annually by 1.2% to reach $3.65B at the official rate 1507.5. The increase Read More
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Month of September held some positivity after the formation of the long awaited government, followed by the confidence votes at UNESCO palace Read More
In the previous months, lockdown played a role in aggravating the economic and financial situation of the country; however, the easing of Read More
Abstract Lebanon’s fiscal performance weakened considerably in 2018. The country lost the primary surplus to a primary deficit and recorded a 10-year Read More
The fiscal balance of Lebanon, an oil-importing economy, managed to record a larger primary surplus and a smaller deficit in 2017 even though Read More
According to the Ministry of Finance, personnel costs increased by a yearly 4% to $2.41B by June 2016. In details, this rise in personnel Read More
