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| The Lebanon Brief - May 18 (size: 649 KB) |
Since the fall of communist Russia, self-sufficiency has become less of a concern and public debts grew easier in terms of acceptance across nations worldwide.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - May 11 (size: 657 KB) |
The unaudited financial results for the three largest Lebanese banks – BLOM, Audi and Byblos banks- showed sustained profits albeit at a slower pace...
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - Apr 20 (size: 690 KB) |
In contrast with the previous trend, 2012 witnessed an increase of fiscal deficit ratio to GDP to 9.3% and the primary surplus shifted to a small deficit for the first time since 2006...
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - Apr 13 (size: 666 KB) |
The World Bank issued a new report titled “Lebanon: good jobs needed” surveying and defining the labor market dynamics in Lebanon and building on economic models to conclude with suggested frameworks to improve job creation in the country as well as enhancing the current opportunities.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - Apr 6 (size: 724 KB) |
The broad titles of the Lebanese monetary policy witnessed few changes during the past few years, flowing steadily between the standard missions of boosting economic growth, preserving the national currency and maintaining the soundness of the financial system.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - Mar 9 (size: 654 KB) |
The Lebanese real estate sector delivered flimsy performance in 2012, following the slackening growth of the overall economy with most estimates putting the real GDP growth around 1% for the year.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - Feb 23 (size: 651 KB) |
The Lebanese IT market is still taking baby steps in the pursuit of the fast forwarding technology, with its segments unequally ready to achieve its full potential.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - Feb 16 (size: 660 KB) |
Concluding a tough year characterized by regional turbulences and volatile sentiments, Lebanon posted a slowdown in most of its sectors.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - Feb 8 (size: 644 KB) |
Insurance proved to be another resilient sector in Lebanon, offering a multitude of opportunities for growth especially through the potential synergies, enhanced framework and increased penetration prospects in the life insurance division.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| The Lebanon Brief - Feb 2 (size: 614 KB) |
Despite the tough operational circumstances faced by the Lebanese banking sector resulting from the slowing economic growth in Lebanon and the turmoil in the near abroad, the sector preserved its continuous growth and profitability owing to sound and conservative policies.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Special Edition
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| Lebanon- BLOM PETRA Balanced Fund Monthly Fact Sheet (Nov 2008) (size: 117 KB) |
At the end of this month, BLOM Petra Balanced Fund’s NAV was at JOD 2,927.17 for Class A and USD 4,743.32 for Class B recording a decrease of 1.93% for the month, while the ASE recorded a decrease of 12.78%.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon- BLOM CEDARS Balanced Fund Monthly Fact Sheet (Nov 2008) (size: 125 KB) |
The balanced allocation of BLOM CEDARS turned out adequate in turbulent markets since the NAV was only down 3.67% compared to a decline of 18.77% for the stock exchange, since the launch of the fund in January 2008.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Economic and Strategic Outlook – Real Estate sector (Nov 2008) (size: 111 KB) |
The Real Estate sector relies somehow on the touristic potential ... Arab investors are among the biggest foreign real estate developers.
Provided by Global Investment House
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| Lebanon Economic and Strategic Outlook (Nov 2008) (size: 974 KB) |
Things are changing for better with the GDP in 2008 expected to reach US$24.6bn and a forecast of 5% increase expected in 2009...
Provided by Global Investment House
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| Lebanon Economic and Strategic Outlook – Tourism Sector (Nov 2008) (size: 99 KB) |
Lebanon is believed to have reached the dip of its “V” recovery and by year end tourists should increase over the number of 2007 tourists.
Provided by Global Investment House
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| Lebanon Economic and Strategic Outlook- Banking Sector (Nov 2008) (size: 99 KB) |
Lebanese banks are increasingly looking to expand their retail banking services and iniatiatives...
Provided by Global Investment House
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| Lebanon Economic and Strategic Outlook- Macroeconomic Profile (Nov 2008) (size: 101 KB) |
Lebanon is a competitive and free market regime with a strong proactive commercial tradition...
Provided by Global Investment House
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| Lebanon Economic & Strategic Outlook (Nov 2006) (size: 374 KB) |
government to help reconstruction activity in the country and the other is rising prices of the commodities on the back of hampered supply in Lebanon due to the devastated infrastructure...
Provided by Global Investment House
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| Lebanese securities (Oct 06) (size: 28 KB) |
This report provides the Lebanese Securities sheet for Lebanese equities and bonds as of Oct 29,2006.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanese securities (Sep 29) (size: 25.7 KB) |
This report provides the Lebanese Securities sheet for Lebanese equities and bonds as of Sep 29,2006.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Equity Valuation
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 5 (size: 61 KB) |
The BLOM Stock Index (BSI) inched 0.06% down to close at 1,390 points following trades of 103,933 shares worth $639,516.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Banking Sector Report - August 2009 (size: 592 KB) |
The Lebanese banking sector has demonstrated a significant resilience to the ongoing Global Financial Crisis, adding to its successive episodes of noticeable resilience of the past few years.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Levant Market Watch (Dec 5) (size: 90 KB) |
Activity on the Beirut Stock Exchange witnessed a 50.09% decrease in the total value of trades, settling at $10.293Mn over 1.297Mn shares.
Provided by Arab Finance Corporation
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| Levant Market Watch (Dec 1) (size: 87 KB) |
Activity on the Beirut Stock Exchange witnessed a 5.19% decrease in the total value of trades, settling at $20.624Mn over 1.245Mn shares.
Provided by Arab Finance Corporation
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| Lebanon Economic Report (Q3 2008) (size: 309 KB) |
While the global economy is expected to slow down from a real growth of close to 5% in 2007 to around 3.7% in 2008 (2.2% in 2009), Lebanon is expected to report this year its highest real GDP growth in four years.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon's Economic Report For Q2 (Aug 2008) (size: 315 KB) |
The lebanese economy has reported a moderate growth in the first half of 2008, when comparing to low or nil growth rates over the past three years underlined by political...
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Third Quarter results (2007) (size: 312 KB) |
Lebanon's economic activity has depicted a net improvement in the summer of this year...
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Blom Equity Report (Sep 22) (size: 229 KB) |
Activity on the Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) retreated this week following the assassination of Member of the Parliament Antoine Ghanim...
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Economic Report (Q2 2007) (size: 313 KB) |
The Lebanese economy has reported a net contraction since the beginning of the year...
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Economic Report (Q1 2007) (size: 429 KB) |
The rea; sector reported extended sluggishness in the first quarter of 2007,within the context of a tough domestic political conundrum...
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 22 (size: 61 KB) |
The BLOM Stock Index (BSI) failed to sustain last session's gains given Tripoli’s escalating security clashes and the ongoing political stalemate, losing 0.13% today to close at 1,211.51 points.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 21 (size: 62 KB) |
The BLOM Stock Index (BSI) regained some momentum today, edging up by 0.22% to reach 1,213.06 points, thus lifting its year-on-year performance from last session’s 3.17% to 3.78%.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 20 (size: 62 KB) |
Rising domestic tensions fueled by the political deadlock and limited security clashes in the Northern part of the country pulled the BLOM Stock Index (BSI) down by 0.02% to 1,210.37 points.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 17 (size: 62 KB) |
The Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) ended the week in the red mirroring the ambiguity of the Lebanese political scene where no agreement is concluded yet concerning a new consensual electoral law.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 16 (size: 62 KB) |
The parliamentary discussions about a new electoral law negatively influenced the trading activity on the Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) today.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 15 (size: 62 KB) |
The Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) closed in the green on Wednesday despite the rising concerns about the cabinet formation and today’s parliament session to validate a new consensual electoral law.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 14 (size: 62 KB) |
Lebanese stocks fell today as the unclear political scene is still delaying the formation of a new cabinet and tensions have risen ahead of tomorrow’s parliament session to vote on an electoral project law that in turn raised investor fears.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 13 (size: 61 KB) |
Activity on the Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) witnessed a relatively calm session today as 133,937 shares worth $1,376,705 exchanged hands. The BLOM Stock Index (BSI) inched 0.01% up to 1,219.49 points as stocks observed mixed performance.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 10 (size: 61 KB) |
Sluggish activity on The Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) continues to mirror domestic tensions and regional spillovers. Accordingly, the BLOM Stock Index (BSI) carried on its declining trend, slipping by 0.03% to 1,219.37 points.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 9 (size: 60 KB) |
As domestic political bickering over the formation of a new government and the election law seems relentless, the stock market activity moved downward with the BLOM Stock Index (BSI) edging down by 0.05% to 1,219.74 points.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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| Economic Reports
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| Lebanon Economic Report - 3Q2012 (size: 1337 KB) |
Real economic performance is sluggish on the overall this year but the economy is not contracting in real terms. According to the new IMF forecasts for 2012, real GDP growth would stand at 2% this year.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Real Estate Sector Report - June 2012 (size: 999 KB) |
Lebanon’s real estate market activity has been witnessing a slowing down recent performance, with the ongoing domestic political bickering and regional political tensions weighing on buyer sentiment.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Economic Report - 2Q2011 (size: 1260 KB) |
A net slowdown in economic activity over the first half-year: Amid growing domestic political bickering and adverse regional spillover effects, the IMF revised down Lebanon’s real GDP growth forecast for 2011 to 2.5%, against 7.5% in 2010.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Real Estate Sector Report - July 2011 (size: 586 KB) |
The Lebanese real estate sector has been slowing down over the past few months, following a period of strong activity in recent years that paved the way for an upward price trend from low bases in the middle of the past decade.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Economic Report - 1Q2011 (size: 1274 KB) |
The Lebanese economy reported in the first quarter of 2011 a slowdown in activity amid significant domestic political bickering and regional security drifts.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Economic Report - 4Q2010 (size: 1272 KB) |
The Lebanese economy was able to relatively maintain in 2010 its four - year streak of buoyant growth.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Real Estate Report – July 2009 (size: 787 KB) |
The real estate sector in Lebanon, an open and liberal market, has persistently shown resilience to adverse political and security conditions on the local scene as well as adverse external factors at the regional and global levels.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Q1 Economic Report - May 2009 (size: 1024 KB) |
The first quarter of 2009 was characterized by a moderate economic activity growth
Provided by Banque Audi
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| Lebanon Economic Report - Fourth Quarter 2008 (size: 313 KB) |
The year 2008 was a very good year for the Lebanese economy at large. Real GDP growth is estimated to have reported above 7% as suggested by BDL and the IMF, one of its best performances in one and a half decade.
Provided by Banque Audi
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| The Lebanese Real Estate Sector Oveview (Oct 2008) (size: 963 KB) |
Lebanon has long been regarded as the financial center of the region and a hub into the Middle East.
Provided by Credit Libanais
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