Economy
Lebanese Minister Sees 'Harmony' in Talks over Financial Losses
Lebanon's banking sector, central bank and other players in its financial system are working in "harmony" to agree on the size and distribution of losses sustained during the country's economic meltdown, the economy minister said on Wednesday.
Lebanese Pound Retreats as Mikati, Macron Meet
Tawile : The Parliamentary Elections Are the Biggest Challenge
Lebanon’s Inflation Rate Is Worse than Zimbabwe’s and Venezuela’s
Lebanon’s annual rate of inflation has risen to the highest of all countries tracked by Bloomberg, surpassing Zimbabwe and Venezuela, as the financial meltdown in the Middle East nation worsens.
Khalil Signs Forensic Audit Contract with Alvarez and Marsal
Lebanese Pound Down as Govt Optimism Suffers Blow
Pound Up Slightly as Govt. Impasse Continues
The Lebanese pound was up slightly on Saturday, trading at LL18,550 to the dollar on the black market. Exchange dealers said they were buying the dollar at LL18,500 and selling it at LL18,600, slightly up from Friday when the pound fell dramatically to LL18,900 after rising for three consecutive days
An Additional Amount of L.L.300, 000 to Be Given for Military Corps per Month
Tawile: The Ministry of Energy Has Proved That It Is Not Able to Control the Market
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