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May 14, 2019

Lebanon: An ‘Unstable Equilibrium’ Supported By Capital Inflows

By Alessandro Magnoli Bocchi, Farah Aladsani and Fawaz Sulaiman Al Mughrabi

14 May 2019

In this paper we discuss:

latest developments in the Lebanese economy and fiscal position;
how the renewed tensions between US and IRAN are impacting the Lebanese economy; and
the market implications of all the above, with particular reference to the currency peg.

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