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IMF: Lebanon in 'very dangerous situation' with reforms stalled

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The International Monetary Fund warned on Thursday that Lebanon was in a very dangerous situation a year after it committed to reforms it has failed to implement and said the government must stop borrowing from the central bank.

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IMF: Lebanon in 'very dangerous situation' with reforms stalled

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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IMF warns without reforms, Lebanon could see hyperinflation

The International Monetary Fund has given a grim assessment of Lebanon’s prospects for getting out of its deepening financial crisis. An IMF delegation met with Lebanese officials on Thursday. Ernesto

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IMF warns without reforms, Lebanon could see hyperinflation

The International Monetary Fund has given a grim assessment of Lebanon’s prospects for getting out of its deepening financial crisis

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IMF: Lebanon in 'very dangerous situation' with reforms stalled

BEIRUT (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Thursday warned that Lebanon was in a very dangerous situation one year after it committed to reforms it has failed to implement and urged the Lebanese government to halt borrowing from the central bank. Read full story

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IMF warns without reforms, Lebanon could see hyperinflation

By ABBY SEWELL Associated Press BEIRUT (AP) — The International Monetary Fund has given a grim assessment of Lebanon’s prospects for getting out of its deepening financial crisis. An IMF delegation met with Lebanese officials on Thursday. Ernesto Ramirez Rigo, the head of the IMF mission, said at a news conference later that continued inaction by Lebanese leaders will leave the country in a “never-ending crisis” in which it could spiral into hyp…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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