
The tourism sector reports a new wave of deposits
Executives said demand from Gulf clients had exceeded expectations, prompting plans for a second facility in Tripoli.
Thursday 24 September 2026 · Beirut 12:03
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Executives said demand from Gulf clients had exceeded expectations, prompting plans for a second facility in Tripoli.

Bankers who spoke to Beirut Financial described the mood as cautiously optimistic, with liquidity improving month on month.

Investors have been watching the negotiations closely, with yields on the 2030 notes narrowing by 40 basis points this week.

Analysts caution that the outlook remains tied to the pace of structural reforms and the political calendar.

Analysts caution that the outlook remains tied to the pace of structural reforms and the political calendar.

Critics argue the timeline is unrealistic and that the burden will fall disproportionately on small depositors.

Officials say the measures could take effect before the end of the quarter, although parliament has yet to schedule a vote.