On 8 March 2022, the Institute of International Finance (IIF) published its new report on Lebanon, in which it incorporates the major discussions that took place during its Conference Virtual Trip to ... read more
According to the latest World Bank Lebanon Economic Monitor, “Lebanon Sinking: To the Top 3”, the economic and financial crisis is likely to rank in the top 10, possibly top 3, most severe crises episodes ... read more
In a marathon session, the Lebanese Parliament approved yesterday the “Financing Card” that is designed to help for a year the families severely disadvantaged by the crisis. The “Financing Card” law covers ... read more
According to the latest World Bank Lebanon Economic Monitor Lebanon Sinking: To the Top 3, “the economic and financial crisis is likely to rank in the top 10, possibly top 3, most severe crises episodes ... read more
In its update on Lebanon, published in April 2021, the World Bank report estimates Lebanon’s Real GDP growth to contract by 20.3% in year 2020, in contrast to -6.7% in 2019. The estimated loss is a result ... 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 during month of March ... read more
The World Bank Economic update on Lebanon dated October 2020 shows the ongoing macroeconomic events that took place since October 2019 and their effect on the real and financial sectors of the economy. The ... read more
Abstract Lebanon can no longer ‘pull a rabbit out of the hat’. The protests of October 2019 exposed enormous underlying fragilities. The events expedited a financial, economic, security and social crisis ... read more
Abstract Multiple reports and the latest social feeds continue to highlight Lebanon’s grim economic outlook, the reason why identifying new strategies to nurture Lebanon’s growth today is crucial. In this ... read more
On March 14, 2018, the IMF issued a statement that highlighted medium-term projections on Lebanon’s debt to GDP ratio and economic growth as the Capital Investment Plan (CIP) is implemented. The IMF ... read more
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