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No to selling the gold:
Central Bank wants reform first

Offers received to make use of the existing bullion without losing ownership

In farewell interviews to An Nahar and Nidaa Al Watan daily newspapers, acting Central Bank Governor Wassim Manssouri provided insights into the state of the financial sector and the Central Bank’s reforms, emphasizing fiscal discipline, transparency, and resistance to political interference.

Deposits Valued at Real Exchange Rate
He clarified recent remarks on deposit valuations, explaining that all bank assets, including depositor funds, are now recorded at the real market exchange rate of 89,500 Lebanese pounds per U.S. dolla...more


	FINANCE


	Eurobond holders reorganize and ready to appoint advisor
	Move follows government’s intention to reform and restructure the financial sector


	US officials interviewing candidates for BDL chief
	Saudis are also being looped in

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