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Lebanon · Lebanon

Lebanon and the IMF - Executive Magazine

The Lebanese journey of, and into, uncertainty is continuing, for the fifth consecutive year - and the nth time in the century-long history of this republic. Albeit under new management, the state remains stuck between a mountain of debt, a sea of social and economic inequalities, and a black hole i See the Story

IMF · Mexico

IMF 2025 Outlook: Critical Junctures of Uncertainty and Risks - Executive Magazine

The IMF is the primary publisher of brainy perspectives on the economies of countries, regions, and the world. The latest series of IMF assessments of the global economy – namely The World Economic Outlook (WEO) and the Global Financial Stability Report (GFSR), both of April/May 2025 – open See the Story

IMF · Lebanon

Lebanon and the IMF: Savoring the flaming Lebanese cocktail with a fin de siècle vibe - Executive Magazine

Any lender asks a lot from and about their borrowers. The story is familiar to any Lebanese parent who ever needed to take out a loan of a few thousand dollars to pay their children’s school or university fees: the retail banker ought better to know your boss before they even sit you down with a customary cup of coffee in their office. But even then, receiving the loan could take about half an hour of signing contracts and initialing IOUs after …Read Article

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