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Lebanon economy

Four of Lebanon’s biggest listed companies – Bank Audi, BLOM Bank, Byblos Bank and Solidere, the Lebanese Company for the Development and Reconstruction of Beirut Central District – would be affected if the decision passes.
Beirut Stock Exchange

S&P Dow Jones Indices considering removing Lebanese stocks from its index

by ITPSun 2 May 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Lebanese companies potentially affected by this are Banks Audi, BLOM and Byblos and construction giant Solidere

Blom Bank has subsidiaries in 12 countries, including France, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar
Blom Bank

Lebanon’s banks impose commission fee on international transactions

by ITPThu 1 Apr 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

The move affects Lebanese in and out of the country, including those in the Gulf, making goods and services purchased abroad more expensive

Lebanese pound

Will a currency board help resolve Lebanon’s financial crisis?

by ITPTue 26 Jan 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Experts are divided on proposal as economic crisis in Lebanon continues unabated

Beirut has been ranked the most expensive city in the Middle East and among the costliest in the world
Cash-strapped Lebanon

Cost of living in Beirut remains high despite crippling economic crisis

by ITPWed 20 Jan 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Surveys name Lebanese city as the most expensive in the Middle East

The World Bank said a severe economic crisis in Lebanon has led to a projected 19.2 percent decline in GDP in 2020
Cash-strapped Lebanon

World Bank unveils $246m plan to arrest growing poverty in Lebanon

by ITPWed 13 Jan 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Move comes as economic and Covid-19 crises has led to a shocking increase in poverty in Lebanon

First Abu Dhabi Bank is also seeking to acquire the Egyptian business of Bank Audi.
Bank Audi

First Lebanese banking merger since 2019 agreed as capital pressures rise

by ITPWed 13 Jan 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Bank Audi says it is merging the local business operations of Audi Private Bank and Audi Investment Bank into its business

 Lebanon witnessed panic buying with traffic jams and crowded supermarkets on Monday
Cash-strapped Lebanon

State of emergency to begin in Lebanon on Thursday after virus surge

by ITPTue 12 Jan 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Day-time and night-time curfew will be enforced from 5am on Thursday until 5am on January 25

Blom Bank

Business conditions in Lebanon unlikely to improve in 2021, says economist

by ITPFri 8 Jan 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Lebanese businesses continued to cut staff numbers in December with the rate accelerating to the quickest since July

Central Bank of Lebanon

Why the World Bank wants Lebanon to scrap its subsidy system

by ITPTue 5 Jan 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Call comes as policymakers in Lebanon consider a shift away from foreign exchange subsidy for imports of critical and essential goods

Lebanon coronavirus

More economic pain expected as third virus lockdown looms in Lebanon

by ITPMon 4 Jan 2021Wed 6 Oct 2021

Lebanon’s Covid-19 ministerial committee is set to order a third nationwide lockdown to contain recent virus surge

Beirut Explosion

2020: a year of crises that drove Lebanon to the brink

by ITPThu 31 Dec 2020Wed 6 Oct 2021

How a triple crisis made 2020 one of the worst years in the country’s recent history

FDI outflows to Lebanon fell by 33.6 percent to $437.8 million in 2019 from $660.2 million in 2018
Central Bank of Lebanon

Foreign direct investment into Lebanon falls to lowest mark since 2002

by ITPWed 30 Dec 2020Wed 6 Oct 2021

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development report says FDI inflows fell 20% to $2.1bn in 2019

foreign remittances

Revealed: the importance of remittances to Lebanon’s ailing economy

by ITPTue 29 Dec 2020Wed 6 Oct 2021

Equivalent to 36.2 percent of the country’s GDP in 2020, this constitutes the third highest ratio in the world

cost of living in lebanon

Lebanon’s inflation rate registers rare dip but still tops 133% in November

by ITPWed 23 Dec 2020Wed 6 Oct 2021

New statistics show November rate fell for the first time in 2020 from record high of 136% in October

economic reforms

Lebanon headed towards ‘failed state’ without reforms, says IIF

by ITPTue 22 Dec 2020Wed 6 Oct 2021

Institute of International Finance urges action to prevent Lebanon lurching in same direction as Venezuela

AUB students staged a Day of Rage outside the university gates against the dollarisation of their tuition 
American University of Beirut

Students protest as Lebanon’s economic crisis leads to huge tuition fee hikes

by ITPMon 21 Dec 2020Wed 6 Oct 2021

University students hold Day of Rage to protest against the dollarisation of their tuition fees

New figures reveal that revenues at the Port of Beirut fell 44.5 percent to $84.8 million in the first nine months of 2020
Beirut Explosion

The numbers that confirm Lebanon’s worst recession since 1975

by ITPFri 18 Dec 2020Wed 6 Oct 2021

Official statistics reveal the combined impact of the economic crisis, the coronavirus pandemic and the Beirut Port explosion

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