A money exchange vendor displays Lebanese pound banknotes at his shop in Beirut. The currency is trading at about 3,800 pounds to the dollar - a discount of 60 per cent to the official rate. Reuters
A money exchange vendor displays Lebanese pound banknotes at his shop in Beirut. The currency is trading at about 3,800 pounds to the dollar - a discount of 60 per cent to the official rate. Reuters

Economy

Lebanon's private sector witnessed 'record deterioration' amid Covid-19 lockdown

PMI data shows lockdown measures caused more pain for nation's struggling businesses

Michael Fahy
Michael Fahy

May 06, 2020