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On March 9th Lebanon did not repay a $1.2bn Eurobond, the first sovereign default in the country's history
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BDL Circular No. 148 Enables Small Bank Depositors to Withdraw their Money Despite Capital Controls. The central bank’s Circular No. 148 published on April 03rd 2020, stipulates that BDL allowed small Lebanese depositors whose bank deposits do not exceed LBP 5M, to perform withdrawal and/or other cash transactions. These also have the option to convert their savings into USD at the “official rate”, but they can only withdraw them in LBP at the “market rate”.
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BDL Circular No. 151 Enables Bank Depositors to Convert their Foreign Currency Accounts to Lebanese Lira at Market Rates
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BDL Basic Circular 158: Exceptional Arrangements for Gradual Withdrawal of Foreign Currency Deposits
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Lebanon's finance ministry said the central bank received $1.135 billion on Sept. 16 in International Monetary Fund Special Drawing Rights (SDRs). The new allocation of the IMF's reserve currency is comprised of $860 million from 2021 and $275 million from 2009, a statement by the ministry said.
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Deputy Prime Minister Saad Chami, the Finance Minister Youssef Khalil, the Economy Minister Amin Salam, the Banque du Liban governor Riad Salame and two advisers to President Michel Aoun, Charbel Kardahi and Rafik Haddad.
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Chami gives more details about EEF facility and how the Lebanese government is planning to deal with the negotiations
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Lebanon has yet to give IMF figure for financial losses, central bank governor says (Reuters)
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