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.
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Lebanon |
| Report Type : |
Economic Reports |
| Report Date : |
Wednesday, July 22, 2009 |
| Provided by : |
Banque Audi
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| Report Size : |
787 KB |
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  Latest Research From Research Center - Lebanon
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Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 22 |
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 |
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 |
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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The Lebanon Brief - May 18 |
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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Lebanon Market Daily Bulletin - May 17 |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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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The Lebanon Brief - May 11 |
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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