Lebanon's Bonds: A Risky Rally?

Lebanon's government bonds are soaring from rock-bottom prices, fueled by political shifts and hopes for an IMF bailout. Bond prices jumped from six to twenty-four cents on the dollar, but uncertainty looms over bank losses and political hurdles. Are these bonds a golden opportunity or a gamble? Experts warn the future hinges on key reforms and political stability before the 2026 elections. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.